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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 02, 1868

Page

3

Debating Church and Congregation in Independent Thought

A correspondent argues that the New Testament envisions a single, habitual assembly rather than a separate church and congregation. Citing passages from Matthew Acts and First Corinthians, the writer critiques the idea of an external, divided worshiping body and defends the unity of the church as the whole congregation of believers.

J.B. L Mhany Christ J. BR. L Synagogue Assembly of Church of God Ephesus St. Paul J. RB. L Lord Jesus Christ Corinth Universal Church Calvin Alford Satan God Paul John Calvin

Selective sympathy draws the true church together

The author argues that the church forms itself by the Lord’s grace creating spiritual affinity among believers. He contends admission depends on loving recognition of this bond, not state or endowment machinery, and warns against sectarian and prideful distortions. The discussion, dated Nov 20, 1868, hints at future debates on excommunication and church theory.

God J. BR. L J. R.L

Correction on Christian Spectator history 1868 note

A letter to the editor clarifies that the Christian Spectator did not finish its course in 1866 but was renamed Free Churchman and Christian Spectator around Christmas 1867. It announces a January 1869 revival with former attractions and new features, noting the quoted claim rested with Mr White rather than the newspaper.

Christian Spectator Free Churchman Stock White

Plea for Orphans and Alexandra Orphanage Appeal

A letter urges support for the Orphan Working School at Haverstock Hill founded 110 years ago to care for 400 children now needing 8000 pounds annually. The Alexandra Orphanage for Infants, founded 1864, admits ninety six infants and plans new buildings at Hornsea Rise under a distinct plan.

Orphan Working School Alexandra Orphanage Haverstock-hill England United Kingdom Hornsea Rise
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