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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 20, 1871

Page

3

Trustees appeal for funds to finish new church

Mr James Slicer urged friends to help trustees cover the 7000 pounds cost of the new church. About 4000 pounds had already been subscribed by a few patrons and further promises were made. With two services, roughly 800 pounds more was raised that day.

James Slicer E. H. Fisher Prince of Wales Bateman G. Nicholson Putney Conder Edward Miall Eppech G. W. Conder Providence Forest Hill J. Mark Wilks Holloway T. Gilfillan Croydon J. Knox Stallybrass H. J. Chancellor J. B. French J. C. Gallaway A.M R. B. Lewis J. Smedmore J. W. Todd D.D T. G. Wilson John Crossley W. Byles J. Hutton Holme Bolton Church of Christ Church of England Mellor

Church extension in Scotland and Glasgow drives fund drive

A broad summary of Protestant church expansion in Scotland and Glasgow notes heavy fundraising efforts by English and Scottish Presbyterian bodies. The Free Church and United Presbyterians push 30,000 targets for new churches and endowments with current totals and attendance figures, plus related ministers changes and open-air mission activity.

English Presbyterian Synod Regent Square England United Presbyterians Scotland Glasgow Dundee Buchanan Guthrie Edinurgh Free Church Dr. B

Duty to the church remains continuous and needed

Amid Presbyterian movements Independence seeks its share. Between the Congregational Union and Evangelical Union many new churches have arisen in this city, with chapels built or acquired. May the zeal of larger bodies spur envy, for the field is large and white to harvest.

Dr. B Congregational Union Evangelical Union

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