Sturmer Secedes and Corrects Liberty of Conscience Claim
The speaker disputes a newspaper’s note that Mr. Sturmer seeks greater liberty of conscience. He says Sturmer never expected more freedom in the State Church than among Nonconformists and notes Emanuel Sharch is a Nonconformist Union Church, not Baptist. Sturmer will explain his reasons for secession later.
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Emanuel Sharch
Church and State on the Continent
Prussian Bishop Martin of Paderborn faces imprisonment after a court summons. Catholic bishops are said to seek peace through reconciliation with the state but insist on constitutional obedience. Berlin notes a split between irreconcilables and reconciliables, with talks hinging on papal decisions. A reform movement for Convocation calls for united Canterbury and York action and a Free National Synod with parliamentary approval.
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Martin
Paderborn
Berlin
Empire
Prussia
Daily Telegraph
Rome
Fulda
Ermeland
Mayence
Culm
Osnabruck
Ildesheim
Breslau
Cologne
Gnesen
Wesley
Coke
Primitive Church of Christ
Wordsworth
John Wesley
Association For Promoting the Reform of Convocation
King’s College Library
Lord Lyttelton
London
Canterbury
York
John Bull
Clergymen clash over church authority and union talks
A clergyman laments attacks over anti Church of England views while a Wesleyan paper mocks the Bishop of Lincoln's union proposals. The Watchman asserts equal terms only and vows independence amid evangelical pressure.
New Nonconformist chapel opens with grand ceremony
The new place of worship, foundation laid last August, opened Thursday with a large attendance. The Gothic building seats 800, includes schoolrooms and a weeknight room, and cost 13,960 pounds. Rev. Raleigh preached, and supporters reported 10,558 pounds raised with 900 pounds still needed. A later service featured Rev. Dale, and a Sunday with sermons and a death related to a London visitor.
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H. Fielden
Walthamstow
J. W. Davids
Colchester
Stoughton
Kensington
Albert Spicer
E. T. Egg
Spicer
Friends
Moffat
A. Hannay
Raleigh
Woodford
Newman Hall
R. W. Dale
Birmingham
Edward J. Egg
J. G. Rogers
Clapham
London
Rev Pate Takes Kingston Pastorate After Isleworth Ministry
The Rev John Pate leaves Isleworth after four and a half years to accept the pastorate of the Congregational Church Kingston upon Thames. Surrey Nonconformists unite to secure a comfortable income for their new pastor.
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John Pate
Isleworth
Congregational Church
Kingston-upon-Thames
Surrey
Watts
Isaac Watts
Southampton
H. H. Carlisle
Dr. Bryce
Belfast
United Presbyterian Church
York Street
R. Bryce
Stevenson
Dublin
Buchan
Bryce
United Presbyterian Presbytery of Ireland
William Kirker
Belfast Academy
Southern Presbyterian Assembly
Christian Union
Esher Street
Kennington
J. Marchant
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