Early Congregational church history at Burdett Road and Stepney
The piece chronicles the Burdett Road chapel founded by Dr. Kennedy in 1864, its funds and debt progress, the 1865 memorial stone, 1866 opening, and 1872 foundation of a 600-child day and Sunday school. It notes membership moves to Stepney, the 1870 ministerial appointment, and a January 1871 church independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Day and Suny-schools
Thomas Scratton
Jnn
Congregational Ministers
East London
Burdett
Stepney
J. Lewis Pearse
Stepney Meetinghouse
Kennedy
D. M. Jenkins
J. Bowrey
J. 8. Watts
J. Chew
John Thomas
J. Chadburn
Pearse
Friends
Era
Wetcu*Hovss
William Braden
Ciusiness
Sylvester
Martin
Hogg
Pye-Smith
Weigh House
Janet Burns
Dr. Burns
J. P. Chown
New Church-street Chapel
Paddington
David
Chown
Grent Temperance
Lyman Beecher
J. Borne
House of Mourning
David Loxton
Sheffield
Southport
Mount Zion Chapel
Loxton
London
Highbury College
Newman Hall
J. W. Gates
Masbro
Gainsborough
Liverpool
Mount Zion
Dissenters and the Church of England in a Priest’s Letter
A correspondent to the Nonconformist argues for the Providential role of Dissenters in England preserving Christ’s headship over the Church. He criticizes Ritualists for seeking secular courts and notes Paul before Nero as a contested example. He expresses ongoing opposition to Ritualist tactics.
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England
Cobbett
House of Lords
Church of England
Christ
St. Paul
Nero
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Albert Hall
Mr. Chamberlain
Mr. Loxton
Estes
District Association
County Union