English Church Promotions and Clerical Controversy Abroad
The piece surveys church promotions in Britain including Dean Stanley and Kingsley, condemnations of rationalist trend, and notes on Deanery appointments. It also reports Protestant reactions to Ireland’s disestablishment, clergy dissent over prayers for the Queen, and a critical view of cathedral usefulness and cost.
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Temple
Lake
Westminster
Vaughan
Alford
Dean Stanley
Kingsley
Oranez Loratry
Meath
Daily News
Canterbury
Wilts
Ely
Lincoln
Fraser's Magazine
Statz
Cuuren
Austria
Ling
Brixen
Prague
Vatican
Rudiger
Cracow nun case spawns anti monastery sentiment
Austria wide uproar over Cracow nun affair prompts calls to abolish monasteries. public meetings demand suppression while noting new Law of Associations grants religious establishments special status and rights. government forms commission to draft tighter convent controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Law of Associations
Cracow
Religious and Denominational News Highlights
The Rev. Lt. Bevan accepts pastorate at Whitfield's Tabernacle Tottenham Court Road while the Rev. George Shaw is invited to Brook Street Independent Chapel Warwick to serve as pastor starting the first Sunday of October. London Presbytery notes Rev J Oswald Dykes accepting Regent-square call. Bible Society reports 57,210,485 Bibles distributed by March 31 1869 and translations into many languages. Open air children's service held at Clerkenwell with Rev A S Herring and others. Abergavenny Independent Church recognises Edward Henry Smith as pastor with elaborate services and speeches. Bishop of St David's advocates missionary work amid mixed views on results. Boxmoor Primitive Methodist chapel foundation stone laid with cost 2000. Ripponden Congregational church and school project begins with stone laid and notable attendees.
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Bevan
Thos. Binney
Whitfield’s Tabernacle
Tottenham Court-Road
George Shaw
Woodbridge
Suffolk
Brook Street
Chanel
Warwick
London
English Presbyterian Church
J. Oswald Dykes
Gentleman
Regent-square
Dr. Hamilton
Bisie
British and Foreign Bible Society
New River Company
Green Terrace
Clerkenwell
A. 8. Herring
St. Paul’s
Allen-street
Longley
Tottenham-court-road
James Robinson
Wilson
Abergavenny
Dr. Halley
New College
W. Orr
Uxbridge
Newth
M.A
J. O. Hill
Hereford
Lion Hotel
KE. H. Smith
G. Thomas
Usk
H. J. Bunn
H. Oliver
W. Williams
G. Swidenbank
T. Jeffries
E. Walker
Messrs. J. Lodge
W. Price
Bristor
St. Davin’s
the Cambrian
Swansea
St. David’s
Thirlwall
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Christ
Boxmoor
Henry
Crouchfield
John Marnham
H. C. Leonard
Boxmoor Baptist Chapel
T. Micklem, Esq
J. Marnham
Hsg
Baptist Church
H. Burton
Wesleyan
Jacobs
Sutton
T. Russell
Thomson
Dane
Marnham
Primitive Methodist
Abingdon
John Rogers
Smithfield
Ripponden
Hallifax
Rishworth Road
R. Lee
Francis Crossley
Bart
M.P
Lady Crossley
John Crossley
J.P
Halifax
R. Moffatt
Sowerby-bridge
J. Sergeant
Sowerby
H. Lee
H. Mellor
A.M
J. E. Turner
Mr. R. Lee
Baptist Mission in India Faces Cost Cutting Debate
A Baptist correspondent argues against using unmarried missionaries to cut costs in India. He cites his five years’ experience and his wife’s Zenana work, noting married missionaries often perform far more outreach and that opening Zenanas has become a major Christian mission in India.
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the Baptist Society
India
Baptist Committee
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