Enlarge Their Habitation Opens New Church Plans
The article covers a church community planning to move to a larger building to accommodate 1,600 worshippers. Leaders praise Dr. Allen, Mr. Harrison, and Rev. Warre, recalling past pastors and urging unity, with speeches from several ministers and MPs marking the fundraising and relocation effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hundre
Dr. Nolds
Harrison
Camden-town
J.C. Harrison
Dr. Allen
Lewis
Watson
Allen
England
Peter
Tabernacles
A. Hannay
Epmond
Telington
John Gilpin
Union Chapel
London
Thomas Chambers
M.cullagh Torrens
M.P
Ministers Begin Service at Burnt Ash and Holbeach
The Rev. George Critchley begins his ministry at Burnt Ash Lee 8 E on Sunday July 11 after a unanimous invitation. The Rev. T P Hockey resigns Weldon Northamptonshire pastorate and accepts a unanimous call to Union Church Holbeach Lincolnshire to become their pastor. The notice also mentions the winter session of evening classes connected with Mr Spur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geon College
Great Marton
Buoxs
D. W. Evans
R O. Lumsden
F.R.A.S
Maidenhead
Li. C. Bevan
Ll.b
London
J. Joseph W. Morgan
J. J. Goodby
Henley-on-Thames
Clement Clemance
Castle-gate Chapel
Nottingham
William Edwards
Clemance
C. S. Slater
Samuel Hebditch
Clapton
Samuel McAll
Hackney College
Alfred Rowland
A. Rowland
Park Chapel
Hornsey
Zion Chapel
Frome
Zion Schoolroom
W. Langford
Rowland
le Gros
W. B. Harvey
Wurton
J. Milnes
T. G. Rooke
Moopy Aanp Sankay
Agricultural Hall
J. Thain Davidson
Moody and Sankey
Clerkenwell
Islington
Mr. Moody
England
The
Bible Society
Earl of Shaftesbury
Moody
Sankey
Liverpool
Victoria Hall
Evenin Messia
America
Benjamin Davies
Somersetshire
University of Leipask
Stepney College
Canada
Regent's Park College
Davies
Old Testament Company of Bible Revisers
Arnold
Ofugby
Philological Society
Halle
Dublin
Freeman
British Isles
Gesenius
Rédiger
Great Britain
Philological
George Critchley
Falcon Square
Burnt Ash
Lee
T. P. Hockey
Congregational Church
Weldon
Northamptonshire
Union Church
Holbeach
Lincolnshire
Spur
Prize of Poetry Awarded for Livingstone Life and Discoveries
The French Academy prize in 1875 went to M. Stéphen Liega rd for Livingstone Life and Discoveries. Baroness Burdett Coutts appeals for the harmless necessary cat citing distress after London season. At St George's Hall Lord Ebury presides over the Indigent Blind Visiting Society meeting proposing a rule change to read to places of worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Academy
Livingstone
M. Stéphen Liegard
Burdett Coutts
London
Indigent Blind Visiting Society
St. George’s Hall
Lord Ebury
Robert Maguire
Clerkenwell
H. Webb
G. F. Hancock
Ian
Blind Society
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