Disestablishment Call Deepens Church Reform Debate
A speech by Mr. Rogers rejects continued Establishment and urges Liberal disestablishment and disendowment of the Church of England. He argues Church unity is strained by State control, cites cases like Gorham and Tooth, and praises Nonconformists as Liberal champions while warning against party frictions. The meeting ends with praise for Dare and Rogers and a pledge to pursue reform.
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Wapreminy
Lincoln
Times
Rogers
Gorham
Bennett
Church of England
Dean Stanley
Mr. Rogers
Church of
Tooth
Mr. Tooth
English Church Union
Ryle
Man
Ridley
Latimer
Hooper
Rome
Heygate
Leicestershire
Lord Beaconsfield
Liberal Party
Justice
People of
England
Mr. W. Stanton
Messrs
Dare
J. G. Burcess
Rocers
Leicester speech sparks surge for church state separation
A Leicester audience heard Dale and Rogers advocate religious equality and disestablishment on Tuesday night. The demonstration against church state union is hailed as a major boost for the Liberation principle in the borough, marking a key moment for Nonconformity in the Midland capital.
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Leicester
Messrs. Dale
Rogers
Union of
Church and State
Mr Gordon Lectures Across London Areas
Mr Gordon spoke in Stratford on January 24 facing a strong opposition. The meeting in Town Hall Stratford drew a crowded, representative audience with clergy present. a lengthy discussion followed and a vote of thanks recorded. He also lectured in St Luke's and Camden Town with disestablishment themes and dismissive debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bolton
St. John’s, Stratford
R. W. Loveridge
St. Philip's
Bethnal-green
Gordon
H. B. Reed
Liberation Society
Messrs
Reed
Loveridge
Webster
W. Brierly
Stratford
St. Luke’s
Loyal United Friends Hall
Banner Street
T. Turner
London
Herbert W. Wigg
Mitton Hatl
Camden Town
J. H. Gordon
Cooke Baines
Woolwich
Baxter Langley
Securin
Major Wetherer
J. Teal
E. Davis
Surrrey Chapel
Andrew Dunn
Church Defence Association
A. Hawkins
J. Rawle
Great meeting of Bolton Liberation Society at Temperance Hall
About 3,000 people attended in Bolton as the Liberation Society held a large meeting in Temperance Hall. Mr J K Cross chaired with long addresses by Mr J G Rogers and Mr R W Dale amid enthusiastic reception and a cordial vote of thanks. Attendance surpassed last evening’s turnout.
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Friends and Liberation Society
Temperance
J. K. Cross
M.P
J. G. Rogers
B.A
R. W. Dale
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