Gordon Lectures Draw Varied Open-Air Crowds in Leicestershire
Mr Gordon spoke in Leicestershire villages including Oakham and Kilworth with lively audiences. Open-air meetings faced interruptions from Church Defenders and police but drew sizeable turnouts. Debates and further open-air plans were announced for Winchcombe and Norfolk.
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Public lectures and religious debates spark gatherings in English village
In June the Rev Thos Adams lectured to over 400 villagers, with W C Coup as chair. J Fisher spoke on church endowments in the Public Hall, followed by a discussion. The Church League plans a meeting at Freemasons Tavern and petition drives on church state separation.
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New College Session Admits deep questions for future ministers
The Friday gathering in the New College library, led by Rev. S. Newth, included MPs and clergymen from New York and Glasgow. Dr. Putstorp urged students to equip themselves to defend sacred texts, study self and others, and apply principles to life, stressing self mastery and cautious judgment in pursuit of truth.
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