London revival leaders praise Moody and Sankey’s impact
Clergy from Westminster to Edinburgh credit the four month revival in London for reviving churches, moving masses, and spreading simple gospel driving hundreds to prayer meetings. They note conversions, lay participation, and gratitude toward Moody and Sankey without personal praise of the two visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow-road
Donato. Fraser
West End
London
Apollos
Corinth
St. Paul’s
Apostle
Ephesus
Seii
Edinburgh
Glasgow
R. D. Wilson
T. Richarpson
East-end
R. Taylor
Norwood
J. Fiiner
Church of Christ
Marcus Ratnstorp
God
J. P. Crown
Mr. Moody
Mr. Bee
W. A. Chapman
Lock Chapel
Henry Var.ley
W. H. Arrken
Earl of Sha
Sankey
Messrs
Moody and
Moopy
Mr. Sankey
Mr. Stone
Clergymen Reshuffle as Ministers Move to New Congregations
The Rev T W Aveling receives from Howard University the D D diploma, while Rev Herbert Stent resigns from Rev KE Prust at Commercial Street Church Northampton. Rev A C Gray accepts Lewisham Road Baptist Chapel post, starting first Sunday in September. Rev Henry Batchelor to Blackheath Congregational Church and Rev H G Hastings to Warminster Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Aveling
Kingsland Church
The
Congregational Union
Howard University
Washington
United States
Herbert Stent
KE. T. Prust
Commercial- Street Congregational Church
Northampton
A. C. Gray
Luton
Lewisham-road Baptist Chapel
God Willing
Henry Batchelor
Elgin-place Church
Glasgow
Congregational
Blackheath
H. G. Hastings
St. John’s College, Cambridge
Health Update and Welsh Sojourn Mentioned
Mr Pearsall Smith travels to Wales for a few days as a rest before returning to America. His health is improving but still a concern to friends. Local church notes cover presentations at Walthamstow Trinity Church and clerical calls in Clapham and Glasgow, plus discussions on lay representation in Methodist and Congregational circles.
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Pearsall Smith
Wales
America
Waalthamstow
Trinity Congregational Church
Walthamstow
H. Fielden
Colonial Missionary Society
Trinity Church
Clapham
United Presbyterian Church
Glasgow
David MacEwan
Edmond
Highbury
Boyd
Foresthill
MacEwan
Macfarlane
Presbyterian Churches
London
Tweed
England
Ireland
Calvinistic Methodists
Reformed Church of
Queen’s Square
Belfast
Northern Whig
T. Percival Bunting
Methodist Church
Dublin
Kent Congregational Association
Blackheath Congregational Church
Kent Union Society
W. Jull
Staplehurst
H. W. Butcher
Margate
J. R. Thomson
M.A
Tunbridge Wells
County of
Kent