Methodist Extension Plan Weighs 250000 Fund
A report before the Conference urges raising at least 250000 for extending Methodism with new chapels in needy towns and villages. It calls for a comprehensive Britain wide return, a shared fund for Home Missions, and a secretary to lead the plan. The Conference opens at Brunswick Chapel with elections, addresses from Irish and international delegates, and debates on education, temperance, and church property use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Review
Great Britain
Manchester
Francis Lycett
Mewburn
Home Mission Fund
Brunswick Chapel
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Ware
Legal Hundred
G. T. Perks
M.A
John Harvard
R. M. Young
John Farrar
G. Bowden
Stamp
T. Bush
Gervase Smith
John Hartley
H. W. Williams
Thomas McCulloch
W. Arthur
G. Oliver
Dr. Rigg
John Bond
Thomas Lewellyn
H. W. Holland
A. McAulay
University of
Mr. Wesley
Lincoln
Thomas Jackson
Grervase Smith
James
Joan Farrar
Luxe Wiseman
Mr. Vance
Ireland
Father O'Keeffe
E. H. Drewart
Neus
Canada
Signor Sciarelli
Italy
T. Hargreaves
Osborne Morgan
Education Department
M. C. Osborne
Punshon
Stewart
Pickard
Newfoundland
Bermudas
W. B. Boyer
Missionary Society
H. Richard
M.P
Lord Shaftesbury
Lord Ebury
Josson
Camborne
Cornwall
Auxiliary Fund Committee
Newcastle
Shields
Sunderland
Gateshead
Durham
London
Jowin-street
Liverpool-road
Islington
Hornsey-road
Highgate
Hackney
Hoxton
Warwick Gardens
Kensington
United Methodist Free Churches
Baillie-street
Rochdale
Connexional
J. Swann Withington
W. R. Brown
A. Sharman
Thomas Hacking
Truro
Hacking
J. Kirsop
J. Garside
J. Adcock
S. S. Barton
A. Holliday