Ritualist trial hints and church debate in Dublin era
A Church of England controversy discusses vestments and thuribles amid calls for legal action against ritualists. Miss Burton’s mission to Italian Swiss workers draws scrutiny. a plan for a university senate to certify theology students is proposed. Spurgeon defends Baptist unity while urging broader church catholicity.
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Ota
Hugh Cairns
Mellish
Barrow
London
Mixé
Tatte Whateley
Dubiin
Dublin
Miss Burton
Italien
Switzerland
St. Brigid
Geom
Burton
Church of England
Benson
Spurgeon Defends Baptist Stand Against Denominational Power
The Rev. C. H. Spurgeon, in Sword and Trowel, refutes claims he seeks leadership of a Baptist party and denies aiming to dominate the denomination. He states no wish to alienate Baptist brethren and emphasizes affection and restraint in influence.
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Jesus
Edward White
Spurgeon
White
C. H. Spurgeon
Spurgeon Bays
Bristol Training Institute Holds Home Missionary Meeting
A Bristol conference at Arley Chapel heard a progress report from the Wilts and East Somerset Union on training home missionaries. Delegates incl Samuel Morley and Rev J H Wilson noted twenty seven trainees and rising demand for evangelists, as Rev E J Hart Lane and Rev J B Paton spoke on program growth and the Nottingham Institute example.
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Arley Chapel
Bristol
Congregational Institute of the
Wilts and East Somerset
Insti- Institute
E.J. Hart Lane
J. B. PaTon
Nottingham
Higher Colleges
Foots
Husnitcn
Bristol Institute
Ministers Seek Permanent Training Institute Expansion
Rev Dr Brown of Cheltenham and other ministers urged the creation of a training institution for religious leaders and pressed for personal consecration of wealth. They supported making the institution permanent and doubling student numbers, with funding pledges and potential adaptation of Western College and related centers.
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Brown
Cheltenham
Samarrh Mornery
England
Cuaron
Western College
J. H. Wilson
Charlton
Bristol
Plymouth
Cornwall
South Devon
Crafztron
West of England
Foundation Stone Laid for British and Foreign Bible Society House
A dawn ceremony marks the laying of the foundation stone for the Bible Society’s new building near Earl Street Blackfriars. Royal visitors the Prince and Princess of Wales attend as crowds, banners, and floral displays brighten the marquee while clergy from various denominations gather.
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Paing
Earl-street
Blackfriars
Addle-hill
Carter-lane
Thames-street
St. Andrew’s Hill
Prince and Princess of Wales
Thomas Binney
Archbishop of
York
Carlisle
Winchester
Dr. Tidman
J. Beazley
W. Dorling
J. Stuchberg
J. Nunn
W. Tiddy
EK. Mannering
J. C. Gallaway
W. Tyler
J. Thomas
J. Stoughton
J. Pulling
C. Dukes
J. H. Turner
J. G. Rogers
A. Herschell
W. A. Hisery
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