Religious Controversy and Persecution in Colonial Churches
A long list of public addresses on opposition to national religious establishments is announced, with two talks per subject, plus delegates for a meeting in Llanbrynmair. Reports detail Congregationalist and Welsh anti state church resolutions, then recounts of religious oppression in the Bahamas where Baptists face fines, jail, and lashes by magistrates and clergy amid an archdeacon's intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Samuel Roberts
Llanbrynmair
Montgomeryshire
Pendref Chapel
Llanidloes
Hughes
Liverpool
H. Jones
Tredegar
Monmouthshire
Machynlleth
Anti-state Church Association
Messrs
W. Williams
Carnarvon
W. Hughes
Sharon
Llandilo
T. Edwards
Ebenezer
D. Griffith
Bethel
L. Samuel
Bethesda
I. Davies
Mynyddbach
C. Jones
Dolgelly
Free Church
Sutherland
Free Church Magazine
Bahamas
Baptist Herald
W. Knibb
Nassau
N.P
Par Broruka Kyine
Union of
Jamaica
Exuma
R. Davies
America
Bahama Church Aid Society
Stephenstone
Nagsau
Cleghorn Fowler
Brother Hycroft
Cartwright
Davies
H. Capern
N. B
Serohh
J. Whittamore
Rushden
N. P
Baptist Mission
Eet
Church Aid Society
Hook
Crook
England
Steventon
Yiotously
Getleman
Tria
Foxhill
Cheeks
Palmer
Chatteris
St Domingo