London mission week planned by Episcopalians
The Catrich Mission in London plans a London mission week beginning Sunday February 8 with special services for schools rebel servants cabmen police soldiers drawing room meetings and large scale house to house visitation before and during the week. The Preaching Station Society reports success supplying five stations and starting new services.
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Catrich
London
Reezant
India
Free Church Monthly Record
Bengal
Benal
Britain
Free Church
Calcutta
John Groom
Hampstead
Mildmay
Earl of
Shaftesbury
Lord’s Vineyard
W. H. Grosser
W. H. Groser
Sunday School Union
Arundel-square Chapel
Barnsbury
Sudden Death During Sermon at Ely Wesleyan Chapel
A middle aged pew-holder named Richard Whiting collapsed and died during Sunday morning service in Ely at the Wesleyan Chapel. He was carried to the vestry for aid but died before further help could arrive. The minister halted the sermon as the news spread through the congregation.
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Suppen Drain
Ely
Richard Whiting
Were tithes voluntary grants to the editor
Correspondent argues tithes could not arise from voluntary grants. Before 1836 the right was a tenth of produce in perpetuity, not a tenth of land or rent, implying origin in an Act of Parliament or custom. Private origin is refuted as producing no mechanism to convey produce in perpetuity. Summers signs his battle line from 39 Lonsdale Square on January 17, 1874.
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Robert Summers
Lonsdale Square
The State Church in the Rural Districts
A reader from Newport asks about disestablishment and rural religious provision. The editor notes Census of Public Worship 1851 data show Nonconformist chapels in many villages but Church of England often supplied more accommodation. some parishes lack dissenting sites while others rely on Dissenters. Nonconformist supplement 1872 is cited for rural activity.
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Newport
Mon
Church of England
Christian Co operation Prompts Episcopal Bazaar Alliance
Alfred J. Bedells of Broughty Ferry Dundee commends Rev. Dr. Mackness for a circular inviting Episcopalian and Independent churches to jointly raise funds for a manse through a bazaar. He praises the Catholic spirit and asks this example to inspire wider understanding and cooperation between denominations. Date: January 16, 1874.
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Drar Srr
Mackness
Scottish Episcopal Church
Alfred J. Bedells
Broughty Ferry
Dundee
Jan
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