Controversy Over Church Reform Moves in England
A broad debate unites church reformers and anti-Romanist factions. Evolving positions include Old Catholic consecrations, anti confession rallies in Manchester, and calls for a fully independent church stance distinct from state control.
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Church of England
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Reinkens
Germany
Rotterdam
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Heykamp
Deventer
Verhey
Harderwyk
Renasch
Knoodt
Langen
Schulte
Friedrich
Déllinger
Rinkel
Krommenie
Haarlem
Manchester
Free-trade Hall
Edward Hardcastle
C. E. Cawley
M.P
Macdonald
Joseph Rice
Joseph Bardsley
Swere
England
Newman
St. Mary’s
Rome
Mr. Keble
Keble
Thal
Barrp Trust
James Baird
Auchmedden
Baird
Church of Scotland
Nonconformist Deputation Welcomed by Conference in Newcastle
Nine Evangelical Nonconformist ministers from Newcastle-upon-Tyne were cordially received by the Wesleyan Methodist Conference in Newcastle. They presented an address calling for unity amid doctrine but stressing shared Gospel core and opposition to sacerdotalism and rationalism.
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Church of Scotland
Spectator
Reba
Harold Browne
Ely
Winchester
Cambridge
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Kingdom of Christ
Christ
the Times
Gails
St. Barnabas
Pimlico
Baldacchino
James
Bradford Observer
America
Episcopal Church
Albany
Governor Dix
Presi
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Gérvase Smith
G. Bell
Britain
James Murcell
Wesleyan Methodist Connexion
Newcastle
Church of Christ
Jesus Christ
Grovce C. Watt
George Bell
Henry Rossons
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