Manchester Bishop Delivers Staunch Sermon on Aid to Poor Parishes
The Bishop of Manchester preached in All Saints Salterhebble for the Siddal Ministers’ Stipend Fund, urging Gospel delivery to the poor. He contrasted rich church attendance with the need for solid, faithful ministry and cited sixty gentlemen contributing 100l a year to aid destitute parishes in Manchester.
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St. James’s
Hatcham
Tooth
A_ Bisner
Manchester
All Saints’ Church
Salterhebble
Halifax
Siddal
Bradford
Fraser
Christ
England
Religions and renominational reins at Brighton and Torquay churches
The Rev Wade Robinson resigns from Union Chapel Brighton due to ill health. J T Powell of New College London becomes assistant minister at Cambridge Heath Congregational Church. Rev H W Stent moves to Redhill church. MP R Smyth delivers evangelical discourse to workers. Rev W M Statham leaves Wycliffe Hull for Hare Court Canonbury Torquay. Rev N T Langridge hints at retirement in Torquay at Christmas. Stockwell Chapel plans major alterations costing 1000 pounds with half pledged. Rev J B Heard notes steady growth after leaving the Church of England.
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Wade Robinson
Union Chapel
Brighton
J. T. Powell
New College
London
Congregational Church
Cambridge Heath
Hackney
H. W. Stent
Northampton
Redhill
R. Smyth
W. M. Statham
Wycliffe Congregational Church
Hull
Raleigh
Hare Court
Canonbury
Torquay
N. T. Langridge
Belgrave Chuch
Michaelmas
J. B. Heard
Church of England
Canterbury foundation stone laid for new Congregational Church
Canterbury observers report the laying of the foundation stone for a new Congregational Church. Samuel Morley MP spoke at the ceremony, with a luncheon and evening meeting. The church is forecast to cost about 5250 pounds, with 2850 pledged and 2400 still to raise.
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Canterbury
Samuel Morley
M.P
Metrorothan Tabernacle
Spurgeon
Tabernacle
Aeneas
England
H. M. Havelock
House of Commons
Charles Reed
Bliss
Beyrout
Philadelphia
Phillips
Tunbridge Wells
J. Morlais Jones
Lewisham
Mount Pleasant
Valentine Ward
Hythe
R. T. Verrall
Robert Tuck
Bromley
W. Ward
Jackson
Ramsgate
H. J. Bevis
W. H. Hill
Spencer Pearsall
Prize Distribution at Lewisham Congregational School
The annual prize ceremony at Lewisham Congregational School featured Mr H Wright JP presenting awards to nearly 100 boys taught in English, Scripture, Latin, Greek, modern languages, Euclid, algebra and trigonometry. The examiner from Clare College praised the work as genuine and well conducted. Principal prize-winners included A D Davis and R Hill. Bible prizes were given to terminating students, with speeches on character and elocution. The day ended with a outing to Muswell Hill hosted by Mr O E Mudie titled The Limes, where games and thanks were expressed.
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Lewisham Congregational School
Sons of Ministers
H. Wright
J.P
Clare College
Cambridge
A.D. Davis
London University
M. Butcher
A. Ashton
R. Hill
H. Ashbury
O. E. Mudie
Muswell Hill
Brecon Congregational Memorial College Ends Session
The Brecon college closes its session in June after starting with thirty five students. Ten left under various paths including seven already taking pastoral posts and another to Germany. Twenty two candidates sought vacancies, sixteen were admitted on probation though excess of need. The committee plans to support all eligible candidates to meet ministerial demand. The year covered Biblical literature apologetics theology and church work.
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Germany
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R. T.verrell
A. Turner
Ashford
A. Ward
Dover
H. Batchelor
Blackheath
R. Nobbs
Rochester
Christian Institute
A. Hannay
Congregational Union
Colleges
THE
Congregational Memorial College
Brecon
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