Methodist Conference Debates Home Mission Funding and Reform Union
The conference hears plans to boost evangelisation at home by curbing minister counts and seeking new funds. Reform delegates discuss a union with the Wesleyan Methodist Association with initial support and a timetable for further agreement. The Reformers lease the Wesleyan Times for three years to advocate their cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scott
John Farrar
Charles Prest
John Bowers
Britain
Pola
Leeds
Wesleyan Methodist Association
J. Fverett
Messrs
Chipchase
Gandy
Tardy
Harrison
Kay
Massingham
Schofield
Lawes
J. Cuthbertson
Cutts
Religious notices and church unions reported
The article lists recent church recognitions and moves across London and surrounding towns. It notes Rev Alfred Thomas beginning at Cross Street Chapel and Rev Robert Reanhold Finch taking a pastorate at Midway Place. It covers a Hallelujah of movements including new pastors, openings, and consolidations with detailed remarks on ceremonies, donors, and anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isumaton
Alfred Thomas
Edinburgh
Crossstreet
Derprorp
Baptist
Midway-place
Lower-road
Robert Reanhold Finch
Tis Traur Society
G. I. Davis
Protestant Alliance
Religious Tract Society
Mr. Jones
Hoxton Academy Cuaren
George L. Herman
Holborn
Eagle-street Chapel
Francis Wills
Chrristopher Woolacott
Little Wrild-street
Hagle-street
Bart
L. J. Gamble
W. Kirkus
J. Viney
W. Miall
D. Katterns
Luntley
Morton Peto
Mayland
Fletcher
London
Robert Robinson
York Road
Lambeth
Newcut
Eustace Carny
Highgate
E. White
J. Stent
Dr. Woby
F. Trestrail
W. Jones
J. Watts
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Eustace Carey
Christ's Servants
Missionary Union
Calcutta
Ward
Carey
Marshman
Serampore
Pearce
Yates
Mr. Carey
America
Whea
Church of the Lord Jesus
Tfim
Barrier Missionary Society
New Church-street
Paddington
John-street
Bedford-row
Queen’s- Road
Dalston
Devonshire-square
City
Commercial-road
East
Borough-road
Southwark
Lion-street
Walworth
Burns
W. P. Tiddy
R. Tf. Marten
Thomas ‘Thompson
Watson
Charles Reed
J. W. M’laren
W. I. Beal
W. B. Carr
W. Olney
J. Cox
C. Ruddick
FP. Olding
John Templeton
Lurox
J. Makepeace
Union Chapel
Luton
Bripcgewaren
Mar
H. Jones
Western College
Plymouth
Zion Chapel
T. Brooks
Wrexham
Bourton-on-the-Water
Gloucestershire
Berkshire
Oxfordshire
South Bucks
Hungerford
Berks
John Moreland
Duxford
Messay
Lancastine
Raffles
TH. Allen
J. Sutcliffe
J. Thornton
J. G
Norwich
St. Andrew’s Hall
Thomas Brightwell
Gibson
Jarrold
Pedder
John Alexander
T. Wheeler
J. Wade
Catton
J. Brown
North Walsham
J. S. Russell
Yarmouth
Brightwell
J. A. James
Carr’s-lane
T. Morgan
J. Birt
T. Swan
Cannon-street
Manopbsi
Bouron
W. Q. Brown
Lynn
Madsley-street
Timothy East
Mawdsley-street Chapel
I. D. J. Wilks
Manchester
Mawdsley-street
United Congregations
Robert Best
T. Hast
Wm. Roseman
Bury
Wm. Roaf
Wigan
GD. McGregor
Warnworth
W. E. Davison
Duke’s Alley Chapel
Bolton
Jos. Gill
Egerton
Cardiganshire Ministers Denounce Church-Rate Views
A group of Congregational ministers from Cardiganshire condemn J Lloyd Davies Esq for his parliamentary stance on church-rate questions. They publish a public protest against his Ecclesiastical views and invite allied friends to respond.
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J. Lloyd Daves
Cardiganshire
Siren
Newcastle Bantyn
Osshire
Davies
Cardigan
Pari
House of Commons
Friends Uratieratl
Lloyd Lament