Protestant activity in Rome draws Jews to new gospel efforts
A Roman letter notes four Protestant groups active in Rome alongside foreign chapels. Miss Burton, teaching Italian children and distributing gospels to Jews in the Ghetto, faces mobbing and book burnings yet gains attention from 5 000 Jewish residents. The Rev. Mr. Wall and Father Gavazzi also lead efforts as Roman Catholics and Protestants engage in religious outreach.
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Eternal City
Boston
Rome
Gould
Miss Burton
Switzerland
Italy
Wall
Baptist Church
Christ
God
St. Paul's
Father Gavazzi
Swiss Pastoral Society Opens Thirty-First Anniversary
The Swiss Protestants gather for three days at Schaffhausen with 210 ministers from cantons, hosted in local households. Dr Finster outlines the church free from state control, no confessional formula, parish system with a cantonal synod, and opposition to a national Swiss Church. The debate continues on workers' issues with Rev Dr Becker affirming progress.
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Swiss Times
Swiss Pastoral Society
Schaffhausen
Pall Mall Gazette
Casino Garden
M. Schenkel
M. Metzger
Dr. Finster
Finster
Becker
Linththal
Clerical Call to Revise Education and Aid Workers
Ministers urge comprehensive reform tying education to religious instruction and social uplift. They propose adult meetings, savings banks, co operatives, and dialogue with commerce leaders to aid the working class. The discourse sparks applause and a resolution via Dr Beckers views.
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M. W. Joos
the Rhine
Church and State in America Addressed to Mr Hughes
Dr. J P Thompson argues that the United States has fully separated church from state. He cites Illinois bishop Cheney case, protests against ecclesiastical courts, and notes colonial histories from Plymouth to Virginia showing no religious establishment. He reiterates that state constitutions recognize religious expressions without establishing religion and that courts protect civil liberty from church interference.
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J. P. Thompson
New York
Thomas Hughes
M.P
America
England
Esq
Cheney
Episcopal Church
Inlinois
Christ Church, Chicago
Christ Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
Charles Edward Cheney
Illinois
J. Cheney
United States
Plymouth
New England
New Haven
Colony of
Connecticut
Churches of
Virginia
Church of England
Disraeli
Supreme Court of Ohio
Buck
Massachusetts
Hoffman
Cooley
Clergyman Dies After Dumblane Presbytery Speech
The Rev. Robert Johnstone, minister of Logient parish, collapsed in a fit and died following a speech at the meeting of the Dumblane Established Church Presbytery on Tuesday. The John Bull notes the Archbishop of Canterbury’s acceptance of the presidency of the Church Defence Institution and mentions bishops and church officials in connection with the body.
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A. de Gasparin
Suppen
Robert Johnstone
Logient
Dumblane
Courcy Defence Institution
John Bull
Llandaff
Buckingham
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