Churchmen of Capetown delegate bishop appointment
The Churchmen of Capetown appoint a successor to Bishop Gray via the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of Edinburgh, and the Rev Mr Bullock. if any decline, the Bishop of Lincoln steps in. Liberation meeting at Cassteton near Wairsy draws large Temperance Hall audience on the Disestablishment issue. Forster hears deputation on Sunday openings of museums and art galleries. he remains uncertain, balancing arguments.
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Capetown
Gray
Canterbury
Edinburgh
Bullock
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Lincoln
Cassteton
Wairsy
J. H. Gordon
Darlington
Temperance
Williams
Forster
Education Department
J. Forster
Hatcham, Peckham
Sydenham
English Church Union
House of Lords
General BapTists
General Baptist (Unitarian) Assembly
John Ellis
Lancashire
Cheshire
Liverpool
E. S. Williams
Newchurch
Church of England
Green
The
Nquirer
Callan schools report to House of Commons
The Dublin Evening Post notes the select committee on Callan schools has unanimously agreed to confine its report to a transcript of the evidence and offer no opinion on commissioners’ procedure or the policy in question. Responsibility now lies with the House of Commons.
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Dublin Evening Post
House of Commons
Callan
London Conference on London's Spiritual Needs and Congregational Unity
A Finsbury Chapel meeting discussed The Spiritual Wants of London and how Congregational Churches can meet them. Speakers emphasized church diversity, mutual exchange, and a broader London union to strengthen evangelism and social work while preserving local independence.
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Finsbury Chapel
London
J. C. Harrison
A. Hannay
E. Mannering
Dr. Kennedy
G. M. Murphy
J. H. Wilson
W. Braden
J. Nunn
Dr. Raleigh
Holy Ghost
Mr. White
Edward White
London Congregationalism
London Bridge
England
Lawon
Jesus
London Churches For Conference
Europe
Christendom
Assemblies of Believers
Congregational Union
Nottingham
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London Congregational Union