Cross drama and church reform in Sweden and Exeter notes
Reports describe a church cross dispute with a Candlemas removal and 4 30 pm replacement, and a vicar sermon on pardon. The article surveys Sweden’s shift from Lutheran state church to allow dissenting denominations, traced through legal changes and new registrations. It recalls a Ryedale day school hymn praising church and sacraments and outlines Cambridge tripos questions on Methodism. It covers Edinburgh revival efforts led by Dr. Thomson and Dr. Dykes with Moody and Sankey, praising noonday prayer and evangelistic meetings, plus a Brixton Independent Church farewell to Rev. John Moffat and family)
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Strate Cuuron
Sweven
Sweden
Europe
Synod of
Church
Methodist Recorder
Ryedale
Yorkshire
Jesus
Cambridge
Weeley
Wesley
John Wesley
John Newton
Charles Simeon
Arthur
Kinnaird
Thomson
Edinburgh
Ent-Square
London
Mr. Moody
England
Mr. Sankey
Dr. Thomson
Asia
Free Church
Sankey
George Herbert
Ulster
St. George's Hall
North
Allen
Moody
Chicago
Brixton Independent Church
John
Moffat
Kuruman
Africa
John Moffat
Unwin
Livingstone
J. Baldwin Brown
J. B. French
Pryce
A. Buzacott
Brown
Hig
Origin and decline of Lady Huntingdon's Connexion in Britain
A discussion notes the Old Connexion in Great Britain and traces the origin of Lady Huntingdon's Connexion. It asserts that departing University men will not be ignorant of the principles and practices of a major Christian tradition.
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Great Britain
Lady Huntingdon
Missionary Work in Africa Earnest Appeal for Support
The veteran missionary Dr. Moffat explains the difficulties and character of the Africa work undertaken by Mr. and Mrs. Moffat. He entreats continued sympathy and prayer from Christians at home. The service's simplicity earnestness and fervour refresh and benefit all present.
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Dr. Moffat
Africa
Correspondence on the Liberal Defeat
A reader responds to editorials on Mr Gladstone's government defeat, arguing social change and class pressures shaped votes. He cites wage struggles, union influence, manufacturing and property shifts, clerical power, and Liberal missteps, urging continued reform while acknowledging complexities.
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