Change in Methodism reshapes church politics in England
The article discusses a shift in Wesleyan attitudes over seven to nine years, with six Wesleyan MPs all Liberal, opposition to Established Church education, and a push for broader lay representation. It notes Leys School influence, aims to widen lay power, and envisions a reunified Wesleyan body overcoming sectarian divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
England
Liverpool
Leeds
Church of England
Cambridge
Belfast
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Penzance
London
Moulton
Ritualists Meet in London Over Mr Tooth and Prayer Book Beliefs
A large crowd gathers at Cannon Street Hotel for a Church of England Working Men's Society meeting in support of Mr Tooth. Speakers defend the Prayer Book, attack disestablishment, and denounce the Public Worship Act while pledging unity in Anglican ritualism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglis
Leeds
Rome
Church of England
Liberation Society
Wolfenden
Exeter
Tooth
Lord Penzance
Wilks
Manchester
Church Association
Jones
Shoreditch
St. Michael’s
Lord
Knight
Liverpool
Munn
Wolverhampton
Bodington