Religious and Denominational Helps Boost Local Missions
A survey of church activity notes Rev E B Jackson taking a Chelmsford pastorate, Edward J Chinnock named head of a London academy, and ongoing missionary efforts by the London Missionary Society and Friends in Syria and Africa. Reports cover fundraising bazaars, parish anniversaries, and Congregational meetings in Woolwich, Southgate, Sevenoaks, Bournemouth, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 8. Jackson
Peterborough
Baddow Road Congregational Church
Chelwinsford
Edward J. Chinnock
Blackheath Mission School
Londonerry
London Missionary Society
Central Africa
Society of Friends
Eli Jones
Beyrout
Syria
Stanley Pomfret
Society
Equatorial Africa
Ogavan
Rewhiel Othe Réyv
R. Wearmonth
Harris
John Mitkridgey
Selway Lieps
Bre
Ohonen
Eeells
Nbie
Henaioti
Mission House
Orsman
Oakley Road
Islington
N. United
Congregational Church
Streatham ‘ Hill
Brixton Hill
Upper Norwood
Lower Norwood
Weat Dulwich
T. A. Johnson
R. A. Redford
Mia
D. Jones
B.A
A. Tipple
R. Lewis
W. K. Lea
J. Stephenson
Albion Congregational Church
R. Redford
Professor Redford
Henry Wonnacott
J. Sibree
W. M. Statham
H. T
Robjohns
W. Robinson
J. Deighton
H. Wonnacott
Chairwell R. Beatore
J. Clapham Ésleyan
J. Booth
Southgate-Road Congregational Church
James Spong
I Fe ‘Poor, Assoompibinaed
Ab Té ‘Oos
Southgate Road
de Beauvoir Town
T. Aveling
D.D
Congregational Union
Martin
Newman Hall
Ll.b. J. C. Harrison, Dr. Parker, and H. R. Reynolds
S. Morley
M.P
Ambrose Spong
Brighton
Spong
London
J. Boyle
W. Tyler
W. Tarbotton
A. Spong
Bothyemouth
Boscombe
Lansdowne Road
H. C. Leonard
Morton, Peto
Minisbers
James Silivan
K.C.B
C. Birrell
Liverpool
Leonard
Morton Peto
Baronet
Ri Odlemani
Ballaing
Morton Péto
Buscombe
Lansdowne
Baptist Building Fund
Boscombe Chapel
J. Bart
Workman
Wesleyan
Bournemouth
House of Prayer
I. Stubbins
Orissa
India
W. Jackson
C. M. Birrell Oke
St. John’s Congregational Church
H. M. Gunn
Charles Reed
London School Board
University College
Contested Interchange of Pulpits Sparks Denominational Debate
In a Westminster Abbey sermon, a preacher denies backing isolationist policy in the Congregational Union dispute. He defends interchurch dialogue and cautions against exclusive denominational reading, urging mutual intellectual exchange with other Christians. He rebuts Dean Stanley and presses for broader access to secular press as culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Abbey
Stanley
Congregational Union
the Times
Westminster
Dean Stanley
McDougall
Church of England
London
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Free Churches
Sir Charles
D. Watt
Maidstone
County Association
Sevenoaks
Andrew Reed
St. Leonards
Gunn