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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 24, 1872
Page
3
A religious message urges believers to live in holy conduct and steadfast testimony for Jesus. It emphasizes devotion, faith, and love, urging Christians to grow in all things and stand complete in God's will, signed by Joseph Storrs Fry, Clerk to the Meeting.
Mr John Barnes of Cheshunt College accepts invitation to Fareham Congregational Church after Rev Beveridge resigns to serve as missionary in Madagascar. Rev Alex Auslane receives Doctor of Divinity from Washington and Lee University. Wavertree worshipers bid farewell to Rev Walter Hardie sailing to Australia with family. church donates £10 to him. Ventnor Congregational Church reopens after enlargement with sermons by Rev Dale and others. next day Mr Dale injured but recovering. collections total £11 1s.
The Lewisham Congregational School for sons of ministers held its annual meeting under Rev. Thomas Binney. A Cambridge Syndicate examined seventy seven boys, praising careful teaching, discipline, and moral tone. Prizes were awarded to B. J. Snell and F. M’Kinnon amid speeches stressing religious education and self mastery.
Correspondence argues Punch cartoons may mock to counter church policy. The writer cites Mr Miall asking for more light in the House and Mr Gladstone’s objections. The piece questions whether the Church of England defends itself by casting darkness over reform or embracing light.
A reader replies to Edward White’s letter in the Nonconformist about hypothetical outcomes if Nonconformists had acted differently. The exchange critiques the imagined paths and their potential social and religious consequences, urging careful consideration of historical possibilities and their lessons.
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