Working-men urged to reassert Protestant reformed faith
The article argues that working-men can expose a national contract with the church viewed as failing to defend the Protestant reformed faith. It accuses many churches and schools of delivering deleterious offerings, calling for revision of the oath and for clergy to uphold true Protestant reform. It cites Norfolk News as the source.
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Unrest in Reformed Church Limits Paris Consistory Friction
In Liberator this month Cambridge resident members include five Fellows. A Juridical Commission for the Paris Reformed Church reports on reform and compromise between Orthodox and Liberal factions. India bishops dispute missionary relations. Durham and Calcutta clash over authority and governance, with calls for peacemaking and dialogue.
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University of Cambridge
Reeformep Cuuren
M. Martel
Paris
M. Brunet
M. Dufaure
Vchhurch
M. Cafiare
M. Laferriére
Durham
India
Calcutta
Church Missionary Society
Wesleyan Conference Ends Mixed Representation Debate
The 134th Wesleyan Conference closes in Bristol with plans for a mixed ministerial and lay representation at Bradford in 1878. Proposals include elected lay members, retention of pastoral influence, and a defined temperance program as ministers' sons from New Kingswood School visit the gathering.
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Punshon
Foreign Missions
Chapel Fund
Metropolitan Chapel Building Fund
Children’s Fund
Home Mission
Jobson
Hargreaves
Church of
Mr. Olver
New Kingswood School
St Bath
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