Faithful minister McCree honoured by St Giles flock
The meeting at Moor Street church praised Rev George McCree for twenty five years of service and welcomed him as pastor in St Giles’s neighbourhood with sermons, prayers, and strong communal support from clergy and deacons.
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Greenwich
T. W. Handford
Lancashire
London
George McCree
McCree
Boroughshide Chapel
G. W. McCree
Mr. Cope
Maze Pond
Doxsey
G. M. Murphy
P. J. Turquand
J. Berry
J. Harcourt
Mr. Clifford
H. Woodall
EK. W. Thomas
Rowe
W. Williams
Cope
Mr. McCree
St. Giles’s
James Harcourt
Underwood
St. Giles
Woodall
Bloomsbury Chapel
Hogg
Sturt
Sedcoe
the Thames
Mr. Griffin
Camberwell
A. Dunn
Wisconsin
Association
Christian Union
Henry Lings
Independent Chapel
Fleetwood
New Guinea
Boardman
R. Pearsall Smith
America
Smith
Wesleyan Conference
Church of England
Canterbury
Westminster
Edward Pringle
Hamilton Square Congregational Church
Birkenhead
F. Barnes
F. J. Falding
Rotherham College
Minnig
Pringle
Professor Tyte
Falding
J. Kelly
Liverpool
J. Morley Wright
Leicester
W. C. Stallybrass
Guascow
Park Grove Congregational Church
Palmer G. Grenville
Ll.b
Alexander Christie
Christie
Grenville
Hebditch
Arley Chapel
Bristol
R. Craig
M.A
George Thomson
John Waddell
James Greer
Belfast
W. Warner
Banbury
J. Parker
James Davis
Christian Workers
Mild- May-Park Hallu
Mildmay-park
Lord Radstock
T. J. Barnardo
S. A. Blackwood
C. F. Cobb
J. Thain Davidson
James Ellis
H. Grattan Guinness
C. Russell Hurditch
Reynolds Moreton
T. B. Stephenson
George Savage
Henry Varley
T. B. Smithies
R. Cope Morgan
Gawin Kirkham
Moreton
Agricultural Hall
E. A. Blackwood
Thain Davidson
J. Thainavidens
Ellis
T. Richardson
Henry Poole
Ned Wright
Robert Nichol
J. Wilson
Barnardo
Thomas Smith
John Matheson
Jesus
Correspondence on Religious Reform and Temperance in Politics
A letter argues Free Churchmen should unite on two major causes religious reform and temperance. It notes Conservatives unite on one bloc while Liberals split, urges practical cooperation without forcing full schemes, and questions Liberationists’ moderation on disestablishment and alcohol policy. The writer critiques support for the Permissive Prohibitory Bill.
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Theonconformist
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