Missionary Society reports strong year with global growth
The society recorded a net income of 7859 pounds 8s 1d, with foreign missions receiving 4042 pounds 8s 1d and home stations 3337 pounds 19s. It noted progress in Sierra Leone and Eastern Africa, including a native church formation and Gospel spread among the Gallas, while China faced anti foreign sentiment and a published pamphlet condemning Christianity. Thirty four missionaries operated in Australia, New Zealand, Africa, Jamaica, and China serving 5269 members, up 225. The first resolution praised past blessings and urged steadfast faith in eventual Gospel triumph. A second resolution called for intensified prayer and better organization to widen support, especially among youth.
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Sierra Leone
Africa
Aready
Gallas
Jesus
China
Mr. Barton
Empire
London
Australia
New Zealand
Jamaica
J. Myers
Church of Christ
Constantine
India
England
America
France
Italy
Austria
Spain
Livingstone
D. Wappy
Fiji
Waddy
Dr. Coke
W. Hussparp
Manchester
Hubbard
Episcopalian Church
Cheera
T. Curu- Bertson
Rasziris
W. Boybern
Christian Evidence Society lectures opened in Langham Place
The Christian Evidence Society announced a course of lectures at St George's Hall Langham Place to address current unbelief among the educated. The inaugural lecture was given by the Archbishop of York before a large audience including prominent churchmen and officials.
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St. George’s Hall
Langham-place
Archbishop of
York
St. Paul’s
W. Brock
Archdeacon Hunter
D. Fraser
Earl of Harrowby
Archbishop Lectures on Design and Reason in Science
The Archbishop argues that even with a universe explained by physical laws without a Creator, humans retain a sense of divine design and moral responsibility. He contends design marks arise across kingdoms and warns against materialist views that equate law with God, urging accessible lectures for educated readers.
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Jesus
God
St. Paul’s
Canterbury
R. Payne Smith
York
British and Irish Baptist Home Mission Annual Meeting
The annual meeting at Bloomsbury Chapel was led by Mr. W. M. M. Arthur MP with Rev. C. Kirtland and others. The report notes thirteen new stations since the last meeting, totaling over sixty agents, including twenty six in Ireland, indicating rapid expansion of the mission.
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Bloomsbury Chapel
W. M. M.arthur
M.P
C. Kirtland
A. Brown
W. Handford
A. M. Henry
Kirtland
Ireland
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