Sermon Warns of Betrayal and Blessing Loss
A preacher laments other churches embracing a glorious doctrine while warning followers they risk betraying trust and forfeiting divine blessing, urging steadfastness amid perilous times.
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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 13, 1879
Page
5
The Marten Public Health Act and Burial Fees Debate
A condensed report critiques Mr. Marten's Public Health Interments Act 1879, noting its reach over cemeteries and mortuaries, potential clerical burial fees, and the risk of parliamentary tactics bypassing debate. It also covers ongoing ritualistic prosecutions under the Public Worship Regulation Act 1874, detailing Enraght of Bordesley and Green of Miles Platting with court actions and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Mr. Marten
Marten
Epa
Times
Osborne Morgan
Carvell Williams
Friends of the Church of England
Church and Dissent in Birmingham
A Birmingham Church and Dissent analysis notes the 343,787 population and 102,158 worship seats, highlighting the Church of England’s failure to provide adequate public worship. It cites Baptist Independents and Methodists as major nonconformist contributors and compares 1851 figures to 1879, arguing Dissent filled the void.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Guardian
Birmingham
Midland
Church of England
Midland Association of Baptist Churches
England
Horace Mann
Aston
Dissens
Baptists
Church of the Nation
Clergyman Inhibited for Three Months by Court Order
Lord Penzance ordered Mr Green to abstain from church services for three months enforcing a bishop or judge monition. The period could not be lifted without a written undertaking to respect the monition. If the inhibition lasted three years, the benefice would become void. Green was condemned in costs of the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Penzance
Arches
Perkins D. Enraght
Richard William Enraght
Holy Trinity Church
Bordesley
Birmingham
Church of England
Jeune
Alfred ©. Hooper
Worcester
the Holy Trinity
Enraght
John Perkins
Holy Trinity
Elwyn
Witness
Mr. Enraght
Penzance
Tooth
Perkins
Mr. Jeune
Chancery Court of
York
House of Lords
Dean
W. Green
Manchester
St. John’s
Miles Platting
Sidney &. Green
Mr. Green
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Church and Dissent
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