Conference Adopts Evening Session to Complete Business
R N Young appointed secretary of the committee. A letter from the Sunday School Union urged united prayer for Sunday schools and asked the Conference to observe October 25 and 26. The letter was acknowledged. With much business remaining the Conference decided to sit in the evening for the rest of the session.
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R. N. Young
Sunday School Union
United Methodist Free Churches Assembly Concludes in Newcastle
The Newcastle gathering of the United Methodist Free Churches closed with resolutions to fund local evangelistic work abroad and at home, including a London mission. The Connexional Fund may cover up to half of mission costs, with £500 yearly target and recent fund increases noted.
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The
United Methodist Free Churches
Newcastle on-Tyne
J. Garside
R. Chew
Ridgway
Salford
Connexional Committee
Connexional Fund
T. Cuthbertson
London
M. Miller
C. Cheetham
Mission Fund
J. Adcock
W. Hubbard
Pearsall Smith
America
Jesmond Dene
W. G. Armstrong
C.B
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British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society
Sir Bartle Frere
East Africa
Good Templars
Newcastle
Gateshead
Marmaduke Miller
Mr. Gladstone
Connexional
S. Chester
Nottingham
M.aulay
M. Osborn
Bush
Cornwall
Ministers Re-Elected For Another Year By Vote
More than 1,600 ministers were fixed for another year by the vote thus taken, extending their tenure and confirming official support across the board.
Belgrave Nonconformist Union Church Opens in Leicester
The new Belgrave church, built by local Nonconformists, opened with mid day and evening services attended by many from Leicester. Leaders from Baptist, Congregational, Independent and Wesleyan churches spoke or preached, collections reached 6 12, and about 200 dined in the schoolroom. The movement aims to unite diverse faiths under one “Lord’s” church, with costs reported near 1,550 pounds plus 240 pounds promised.
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Belgrave
Leicester
W. 5. Bliss
C. H. Gough
Wesleyan
E. Hip
Roberts
Temperance Hall
Alderman Viccars
W. B. Briss
A. M’arthur
Richard Harris
Church of England
Family of God
J. P. Mursery
Mr. Bliss
Ishue
A. Mackennal
Congregational Union
Stained Glass Window Gift for Emmanuel Chapel
A Nathaniel Rogers Exeter donor funds a new Cambridge church window by Drake Exeter. expected completion in September. Bournemouth Baptists perform immersion at sea using bathing-machines due to lack of worship spaces. Heckmondwike marks 200th anniversary of its first Congregational Church with services, tea, and addresses. Midland Counties Congregationalists plan September meetings in Derby on Christian Life and Work with leaders from Scotland, Birmingham, Nottingham, Chester, Lincoln, London, and others. Blackheath Mission School hosts prize day and speech event.
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Hear
Mr. Bliss
Attenborough
Leamington
Belgrave
J. E. Pickard
Dr. Brock
Leicester
Derby
Mursell
Brock
R. Harley
F.R.S
Emmanuel Congregational Church
Cammbridge
Nathaniel Rogers
Exeter
Drake
Bournemouth
Heckmondwike
First Congregational Church
Westgate Chapel
J. Fearnley
A. Mines
H. H. Oakley
Gomersal
Hopton
Batley
Healey
Norristhorpe
Midland Counties
United Communion Service
George Stewart
Glasgow
Scotland
Dr. Falding
Rotherham College
R. W. Dale
Birmingham
J. R. Paton
M.A
The
Missionary College
Nottingham
J. P. Darnton
Chester
W. F. Clarkson
Lincoln
J. Wilson
London
T. Atkin
Glossop
Morley Wright
J. Calvert
Sheffield