Debates At Congress Highlight Morals Of Politics And Religion
The report covers a church congress with talks on The Morals of Politics and The Prevention and Cure of Drunkenness. Key figures ex Governor Bullock Judge Emott and Rev Dr Harwood drew cheers. A discussion on burials and church reforms follows with remarks on religious liberty and Ottoman policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullock
Emott
Harwood
England
St. Paul
Music Hall
America
Philadelphia
Osborne Morgan
Denbighshire
Wrexham
India
Morgan
Manchester
Church of England
Mr. Cross
Lord Derby
Foreign Office
Anglo-Jewish Association
Roumania
Servia
Henry de Worms
Serjeant Simon, M.P
Goldsmid
Derby
Religious and Denominational Society Highlights
The Unitarian Year-Book reports 362 places of worship with 105 without settled ministers and 257 with pastors. Daily Holy Communion began at St Paul’s Cathedral, and Wanstead Church paid off a 1300 debt. Hicnoury Park Church shows 680 seats and debts cleared. mission in Hoxton supports a South Africa missionary. Nonconformist music at Newman Hall features a costly organ and Christmas hymn programming reflecting broad liturgical influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punshon
St. Paul’s Cathedral
G. W. M.cree
A. Hawkins
W. Randles
H.J. How
Band of Hope Union
Mr. Heather
Wanstteap
Wanstead
Nicholas Hurry
M. J. Mumford
Gordon
Leyton
E. T. Ege
Woodford
Bishop
Sargeant
W. H. Spence
Wilkinson
Hopwood
Dukes
Rose
Hicnoury Park Church
Edmond
Hoxton
South Africa
Pall Mall Gazette
Newman Hall
Westminster Road
F. G. Edwards
Jesu
Sebastian Wesley
Aurelia
Bayley
Gounod
Bethlehem
Vincent Novello
Herald Angels
Spurgeon Draws Record Crowd at Metropolitan Tabernacle
Sunday midnight service at the Metropolitan Tabernacle drew an overwhelming crowd, thousands refused entry for lack of room. Rev. C. H. Spurgeon preached on redemption through Christ, urging immediate repentance to begin the new year spotless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waren Miaiur Servicke
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Tabernacle
C. H. Spurgeon
Spurgeon
Jesus Christ
Westminster
School Guardian Clarifies its Untied Stand on Views
A letter to the Nonconformist editor explains that the School Guardian journal is unofficial to the National Society for the Education of the Poor in the Established Church. It cautions that the society does not control editorials and that responsibility lies with the editor alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
School Guardian
National Society For the Promotion
Guardian
School Board Chronicle
National Society
Liberator
Liberation Society
Herald of Peace
Peace Society
Tam
The New Ecclesiastical Court Found in a Folkestone Case
Charles James Tarring forwards a Lord Penzance address defining the true nature and authority of the ecclesiastical court. He seeks to correct misconceptions about its jurisdiction powers and duties before detailing Clifton v. Ridsdale, the Folkestone ritual case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tooth
Lord Penzance
Clifton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Serjeant Simon
M.P
J. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Serjeant
Simon, M.P
East
Ottoman Empire
NEW Ecclesiastical Court
Nonconformist
Charles James Tarring
Temple
E.C
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