Revival and chapel dedication events across Manchester and Hackney
Reports describe a large attendance at revival services led by Revs. Jones and Evans, with lay churchwork emphasized at Hackney’s rural deanery meeting. A new Congregational chapel in Ancoats was dedicated, costing 6,000 pounds, with W B Macwilliam presiding and multiple ministers taking part. Bloomsbury Chapel marked its third septenary with a testimonial to Dr. Brock, praising his 21 years of ministry and recounting the Bloomsbury community’s support through the Panic era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Jones
Dolgelly
William Davies
Cardigan
EK. Jones
Evan Evans
Carnarvon
Robert Thomas
Bangor
Hackney
KE. C. Hawkins
St. John’s Foundation School
L. E. Shelford
St. Matthew’s
Clapton
Ancoats
Mancuest
Everystreet
Midland Railway Company
William Armitage
Gallerey
Messrs. Paull and Robinson
Manchester
W. B. Maccwilliam
J. Bedell
J. Emmett Jones
D. Macgregor
J. M. Ross
T. Willis
G. W. Conder
J. A. Macfadyen
M.A
W. B. Macwilliam
J. Martin
J. C. Harrison
Morison
Brocx
Bloomsbury Chapel
Hanover Square Rooms
Brock
Benham
Morton Peto
Mr. Brock
London
Norwich
Episcopal
Mr. Benham
Dr. Brock
Bloomsbury
Sir Morton Peto
Sir Morton
Lady Peto
Church of Christ
Bloomsury Diaconate
Bloomsbury Eldership
Gilead
G. W. M’cree
J. Harvey
W. Brock
Reform of Church government and class relations debated
A letter argues that closer upper and lower class contact could refine justice and culture. It questions state control of the church, urges developing dissent within voluntary bounds, and predicts a future church shaped by liberal thought and ditto reforms as dogma loses dominance.
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Dr. Temple
T. H. Williams
Stanley
Jowett
Maurice
England
Maurice and Stanley
Congregational Order
Church of England
T. H. Wiliams