Nottingham Castlegate Chapel Debt Cleared After Century
The Castlegate Chapel Nottingham annual meeting heard 632 members on the books with 55 new members that year. The debt of 3100 pounds, outstanding since 1867, was fully paid off, leaving 30 pounds in cash and marking the chapel as debt free for the first time this century. Reverend Robbs departs for Rochester, receiving a books gift and 28 shillings.
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Robbs
Rochester
Golden-Lane
City
Brackley-street
Goldenlane
Messrs. J. and
R. Morley
Oraman
Eanuel Morley
M.P
T. B. Smithies
J. Thain Davison
Wilson
W. E. Shipton
B. J. Hall
G. H. Prince
W. Nicolson
British and Foreign Bible Society
J. Key
Alexandroffsky
H. Moore
Gibson
Hilton
Nobbs
Thompson
McLaren
Thornton
Shepherdson
Cattley
W. Rose
Portsea
Wesleyan
E. Metcalf
Lincoln
Henry Williams
Boston
D. Jones
Baptist
F. Fletcher
H. Lunn
Maltby
Peterboro
J. F. Ward
J. B. Paton
Institute
Nottingham
London Baptist Association
Metropolitan Tabernacle
J. A. Spurgeon
W. Howieson
Walworth-road Chapel
Lordship Lane
Astor
H. J. Tresidder
Baptist Pastors
Brock
Spurgeon
London
Berkeley-road
Wood Green
Shacklewell
Esher
New Cross
Kilburn
Barking
Wandsworth Road
E. Medley
Burns
Balham
Clapham
M‘cree
St. Giles’s
Tabernacle
The Pulpit Power and its Unfinished Task
A correspondent argues British churches must improve the quality of religious life over mere instruction. He contends many powerful congregational preachers fail to convert hearts, condemns Pharisaism and worldliness, and calls for ministers to forge true disciples who imitate Christ rather than seek social status or wealth. He contrasts Protestant zeal with Rome's perceived fervor.
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London
Raleigh
Allen
Parker
House of Commons
Christ
Marion
G. MacDonald
Rome
Paul
Thomas Aquinas