Resolution on Church and State unions from 1871 Glamorganshire and Dublin meetings
At Merthyr Tydfil on February 7 1871 the Glamorganshire Baptist Association adopted a resolution opposing Church and State unions and backing Edward Miall to sever Anglican ties with the British Government. A Dublin Presbytery meeting rejected the Protestant Episcopal Church’s claim to be the Church of Ireland calling the title unbiblical and contrary to recent legislation, urging Protestant unity and Gospel defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glamorganshire Baptist Association
Merthyr Tydfil
Glamorganshire
Edward Miall
Liberal Party
Inwu Pressyterians
Church OF InvLane
Protestant Episcopal Church
Church of Ireland
Dublin
Kirkpatrick
Kerr
Ireland
Presbytery
Missionary Soiree at New College Astonishes Students
Friday evening at New College St John’s Wood hosted a mission fete with Rev J P Ashton from India and Rev R Moffat from Africa. The pair spoke on evangelism, language work, and the spread of the gospel across Asia Africa and the Pacific to a large student audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New College
St. John’s Wood
Regent’s Park College
Hackney College
J. P. Ashton
India
Africa
R. Moffat
O. E. B. Reed
Inia
R. Morrat
Christ
God
South Seas
Pillar
Warrington
Manchester
Roby
Williams
Mr. Moffat
Mr. Ashton
Rupert Hautey
Madras
C. D. Hem
South Africa
Clerical Moves and Church Plans Across English Towns
The Rev. Robert Vaughan Price has accepted a pastorate in Worcester. Southwark Sunday-school Society honors Henry Hadland with a timepiece for fifty years of service. In Bury, Rev. George Williams departs after a call from Leeds worshipping church. testimonials include a timepiece and a family Bible. Bradford Sion Chapel plans a new chapel and schools on Harris to Peckover streets with land costing 3,000 and building costs estimated at 8,500 to 9,000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Vaughan Price
Brighton
Congregational
Worcester
Southwark
Sion Chapel
Bradford
J. P. Chown
Harris Street
Peckover Street
Leeds Road
Messrs
Andrews and Pepper
Lockwood and Mawson
Sion
Edinburgh Bible Social at Freemasons Hall and Taunton Farewell
Reports from Scotland and Taunton describe a social gathering at the Freemasons Hall in Edinburgh led by Rev. John Pulsford, with a juvenile event to follow. Taunton notes Reverend W. Young leaving Paul's Meeting amid a strong church vote, a memorial hall farewell, and a £250 testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eprnnurau
Albany-street
Edinburgh
John Pulsford
Tweed
Freemasons
Pulsford
B. H. Cowrie
Royal Amphitheatre
Holborn
Taunton
W. Young
Paul
Young
Homerton Coxtees
Clement Dukes
Homerton College
Congregational Board of Education
Messrs. A. Jennings
G. Hopwood
Dr. Unwin
Dukes
Matthew Arnold
Her
Friends of the
Newcastle-on-Tyne
West Clayton-street Church
H. T. Robjohns
Shepherdson
John Taylor
Tomkins
Jesus
Rome
Porta del Popolo
Pontifical
Vandais Evangelist
Via Dei
Italy
M. Ribetti
Bible Society
Corso
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