Churchman and Dissenters Debate Pulpit Exchange Sparks Online Rhetoric
In a two hour Senate discussion Tory Mr Luard urged restoring some lost measures. The piece notes excitement and fly-sheets. It also covers Rev Minton defending interchurch pulpit exchange and argues for recognizing Dissenting churches as Christian communities.
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Senate
Luard
Minton
Daily News
Evangelicallliance
Excallen
Magers Pasha
Petelearain
Bie
Gernet
Derby
M. Cui
Kethelberh
Asdoadsadiot
Constantinople
Earl of Derby
Council of the Alliance
Pega
Turkey
Davis
Friends of Humanity
Smyrna
Kinnaird
Marash
Henry Elliot
Smyrmma
Lord Russell
Stratford de Redcliffe
Lud Cowley
Turkey Must Protect Subjects From Molestation on Religious Grounds
The text notes that while Turkey is not required to back proselytism for any creed, it would be unfair to demand compliance with such aims. It emphasizes that Turkey, per imperial decree and its application to Mussulmans, should shield all subjects from molestation due to their religion.
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Turkey
Mussulmans
Moody and Sankey Evangelist Move Wins Moral Support
The Liverpool Victoria Hall services draw large crowds and mixed reviews as Moody and Sankey bring singing to worship. Observers praise mass appeal and church unity while warning against superficial impact. the tone remains cautiously optimistic about social and moral benefits for Liverpool.
Clergy Moves and Church of England Conference News
The Rev. William Best resigns from South-parade Chapel Leeds to take a Watford post. Spurgeon plans a late March reopening after a short rest. Moody and Sankey visit London affecting February and May conferences. A London Church of England conference gathers near 2000 to discuss spiritual life, not controversy. A proposed General Council of Presbyterian aims for joint meetings in 1875 with wide international involvement.
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Victoria Hall
Mr. Moody
Foody
Guthrie
Spurgeon
Sankey
Germany
England
Liverpool
William Best
South-parade Chapel
Leeds
Watford
J. P. Chown
Bradford
Metropolitan Tabernacle
E. Gange
Bristol
Christian Workers
Messrs. Moody and Sankey
London
Church of England
City Terminus Hotel
H. F. Bowker
General Council OF Presbyterian Courcues
M.cosh
Princeton
Britain
M‘cush
Friends
United States
Canada
Edinburgh
New York
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Chester Cathedral
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Mathison
Holyhead Express
Mountain Glen
Bushell
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