Revival and disintegration in Congregationalist thought
A preacher contrasts old Independent and Congregational character with modern shifts. He notes outside influence, less training, scant Congregational reading, and growing Ritualism in the Church of England. He argues for renewed fellowship, faith, and evangelical zeal as social reform and education expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Friends
Congregational Churches
Congregationalists
Dale
Victoria-street Church
Voltaire
England
Church of England
England and
Wales
Bishop Ellicott On Anglo Romanism
The Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol addressed the Bristol Auxiliary of the Bible Society praising Evangelical aims while denouncing a faction termed Anglo Romanists. He described their influence as dangerous and misrepresented, noting recent criticism of evangelical societies and alleged Bible Society alignment with hostile agendas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Bristol
The
Bible Society
Reformation and Bible Society Attacked in Debates
In an irreligious era the speaker questions the origin of Church doctrines and condemns attacks on reformers. He defends the Bible Society against claims it seeks to discredit Church interpretation and promote freedom of thought, praising its reforming influence nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Bible Society
Death of J H Gordon noted lecturer of Liberation Society
The death of J H Gordon, a well known lecturer for the Liberation Society, is announced after he fell ill on an Atlantic crossing to America. He rose from Secularist activity to Christian ministry and held Darlington pastorates before his death near New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gordon
The
Liberation Society
New York
America
Gordon
Atlantic
England
John Henry Gordon
Darlington
Northern Echo
Carlisle
Holyoake
Leeds
George William Conder
Belgrave Congregational Church
Belgrave Chapel
Cloth Hall
Cavendish College
Ashley Bridge
Archer-street Baptist Church
Archer-street
Grange-road
Borough Club
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