Christian union and rival views at the Evangelical Alliance meeting
The conference heard Rev Jonson argue for Christian union and science coexistance while Dr Parton urged Scriptural primacy over scientific change. A subcommittee prepared a manifesto defending Protestant liberty, rejecting Rome, and affirming Evangelical unity and the authority of Scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonson
Wesleyan Conference
Conference
Earth
Stewart
Dublin
Alexander
Gordon
Aberdeen
J. B. Parton
Congregational Institute
Nottingham
Sciolsm
Baron Ferrieres
Pasteur de Botavile
Hyacinthe
France
A. Bun Outre
Algeria
Spain
Pasteur Rocheprer
Belgium
Steanz
Rome
Staanee Joestyn
Alexander McArtuur
Church of Rome
Church of Christ
Evangelical Alliance
Organisation of the Evangelical Alliance
McArthur
M.P
Alliance
Derby
Jesus
New York
Jas. Davis
Gentleman
General Conference of Evangelical Christians
Attendees Named for Next Year’s New York Meeting
Promises to attend include Revs Dr Reynolds and Mullens and London Missionary Society official Newman Hall plus many others from the UK and abroad. Delegates arrive from Holland Germany Switzerland Spain Italy and France ensure a wide international representation at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scumettav
Alliance
Atlantic
Schaff
Evangelical Alliance
Europe
New York
United Kingdom
England
Friends of the Alliance
France
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
Macriz
M.P
Great Britain and Ireland
Jonson
Wesleyan Conference
Burrows
Christian Evidence Committee
Stewartson
Dublin
Lord Radstock
Hayes
D. Frazer
Lord Alfred Churchill
Alexander
Dr. Blackwood
Donald Frazer
Thos. Horton
R. A. Macfie
Ensq
Pasteur de Boinville
Paris
A. Ben Oliel
Gran
Dr. Reynolds
Mullens
London Missionary Society
Newman Hall
H. Allen
Stoughton
J. Harrison
Day
Edinburgh
van Ooosterzee
Cohen Stuart
Baron von Loon
Messrs. Pressensé
Grandpierre
Bersier Fisch
Congregational and other church notices across regions
The article records various ecclesiastical moves and events from England and London. Ministers change posts at Pontefract, Brompton and Banbury. meetings at the Congregational Association address intercommunion. lectures on religion attract crowds. William Muir funds Urdu Hindi Christian literature prizes. extensive notices cover recognitions, farewells, and anniversary gifts for pastors. theatre venues host preaching services with mixed congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Moffat
Macclesfield
Congregational Church
Pontefract
J. Upton Davis
Baptist Church
Kingsbridge
Devon
Onslow Chapel
Brompton
N.W
East London
Ben Rhydding
Leicestern
Joseph Wood
Oxford-street Chapel
Hyman
Wood
Woore
Ife
William Muir
Madagascar
W. Muir
Kempson
Pendlebury
F. Walker
R. Best
W. Hensgill
Farnworth
W. R. Thornburn
Bury
J. Gwyther
Manchester
Professor Paton
Nottingham
T. G. Lee
T. Willis
G. H. Brown
A. B. Camm
Bampury
Lawrence G. Carter
Banbury
J. W. Parker
T. Bentley
Chipping Norton
C. Vince
Birmingham
Charles Williams
Southampton
Charles Vince
Carter
Williams
Stockwell
Homas
Edward Carlisle
Queensbury
Clapham Park
Thomas
Stockwell Congregational Church
John Gill
Henry Watts
J. P. Alder
London
United Committee
Earl of Shaftesbury
Astley’s
Standard
Pavilion
Royal Amphitheatre
Sadler’s Wells
Britannia
Metropolitan
Oxford Music Hall
St. James’s Hall
Effingham
Victoria
Westminster Bridge Road
Westminster Bridge-road
Burman Cassin
St. George's, Battersea
Adam
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