State Church Disestablishment Debate Divides England
The Times and leaders debate disestablishment of the Church of England with Gladstone and Miall as pivotal figures. Observers warn that the Establishment is being undermined and consider reforms to patronage and cathedral affairs while noting international trends toward church independence. A German and Swiss discussion mirrors the move away from state control, with clergy urging revival and deeper spiritual work within Methodism.
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Bruce
Miall
Gladstone
Church of England
Mr. Gladstone
Charley
Earl Granville
England
St. James’s Hall
Canterbury
Fraser
Manchester
Daily News
House of Lords
Gloucester
Bristol
Ellicott
Denison
Italy
Austria
Bavaria
William
Swiss Pastoral Society
Schaffhausen
Finster
Wesleyan Methodists Face Declining Membership At Conference
Conference statistics showed falling Wesleyan Methodist numbers prompting focus on revival plans. A special meeting discussed The State of the Work of God as hymn hoisted the mood, with Mr. M'Aulay leading in earnest prayer.
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Cornwall
Truro
Mr. D. Hay
Gregory
Hall
Brailsford
Mason
Hellier
Jenkins
Paul
Geden
M’aulay
Congress of Old Catholics Moves Toward Munich Meeting
The Baden Landeszeitung reports a preliminary Heidelberg gathering for Old Catholics. Attendees discussed a three day congress in Munich to outline aims while denying ecclesiastical innovations and exploring liturgical and doctrinal reforms.
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Baden Landeszeitung
Heidelberg
Huber
Friedrich
von Déllinger
Tutzing
Bavarian
Wiuber
Munich
von Schulte
Prague
Anton
Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Silesia
Styria
Keller
Aarau
Switzerland
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