Religious and Denominational Hews Inquiries and Appointments
A survey of church changes and missions notes multiple pastor moves and resignations across towns, including Rev. R Lumley taking a Montgomeryshire post, Rev. J B Myers resigning due to ill health at Wolverhampton, and Rev. Newman Hall planning a London departure for Egypt and the Holy Land. The London Missionary Society seeks Madagascar staff. various congregations mark installations and openings in Preston Kinaston-on-Thames Croydon Shrewsbury and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lumley
Cwmbria
Newport
Monmouthshire
Bwlchyffrydd
Montgomeryshire
Walver LoornoaAp
Wolverhampton
J. B. Myers
China
Newman Hall
Surrey Chapel
London
Egypt
Holy Land
Arthur Hall
John Pulsford
J. M. Cook
Robert Robinson
London Missionary Society
Raleigh
Canonbury
Mapanascar
Madagascar
Brim MincHam M
Lozells Chapel
Birmingham
Joseph Shillito
W. F. Callaway
Highbury Chapel
D. W. Simon
Springhill College
G. B. Johnson
Edgbaston
William Shillito
Sunderland
R. W. Dale
Carr’s-lane
J. T. Feaston
Lozell’s Church
Preston
H. J. Martyn
J. M. Stott
M.A
A. Anderson
B.A
J. O'Dell
W. Stuart
A. Bell
T. Leigh
Mesars
Galloway
Forrester
Dawson
Andrews
Whittle
Allen
S. Davies
Darwen
G. W. Conder
Manchester
Professor Griffiths
Bowdon
Kinaston-on-Thames
Eden-street
George Blinkhorn
Geo. Blinkhorn
Thos. Cross
Cross
Mr. Blinkhorn
L. H. Byrnes
J. K. Vield
Messrs
Dunham
Bentall
Ward
Croydon
Trinity Congregational Church
Stephens
New Presbyterian
St. John’s Wood
Roberts
Edmond
United Presbyterian
T. Binney
Oswald Dykes
Shrewsbury
James W. Cree
Thomas Alexander
Belgrave English Presbyterian Church
Foresthill
Sydenham
Dulwich
Thomas Russell
Albion Church
Finsbury Pavement
Albert Street
W. Tyler
Edward Price
King Edward Schools
Onslow Cuaret
Brompton
J. A. Davis
Kingsbridge
Onslow Chapel
J. Hirons
Wycombe
John Bizwood
Pastor resigns amid illness and Harrow move plans
The article notes a pastor’s resignation after years of illness and insistence on unity within the church. It mentions possible relocation to Harrow-on-the-Hill and details the Pastors' College annual meeting at Metropolitan Tabernacle with Spurgeon praising student outcomes and church growth. It records college statistics, funding, and an address by Mr. Spurgeon titled "Bells."
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Harrow-on-the-Hill
Cortece
Pastors’ College
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Spurgeon
Mr. Spurgeon
God
George Rogers
Murrell
Correspondence on Mr Baily and Congregationalist dogma
A letter to the editor questions Rev. James Baily's withdrawal from Broughty Ferry and argues whether Congregationalism is tied to doctrinal tests. The writer compares Baily's stance with personal shifts from the Wesleyan Connexion to Independent status and warns against imposing dogmatic standards on Congregational Union members.
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James Baily
Broughty Ferry
Baily
Wesleyan Connexion
Congregational Union