Baptist Union session reports growth and overseas ties
The annual report details 243 395 members with a net rise of 3 720, 35 called to rest, 110 forming new pastoral relations, and 70 resignations. Manchester hosts next autumnal session with strong church invitations and broad public action including education and temperance advocacy.
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Manchester
The
Liberation Society
National Education League
Birmingham
St. Paul’s Cathedral
H.R.H
Prince of Wales
Pee
Mr. Ial
Eyre
Jamaica
United States of America
W. Sampson
Folkestone
Union
E. Epwards
Torquay
Stack
Devonport
Hoe
J. A. Styreuon
St. Paul’s
Vince of
Wales
Sergioes
R. Grace
C. M. Bikrell
Liverpool
J. Howard Hinton
Sheffield
C. Stovet
London
Price
Aberdare
E. Morris
Ipswich
Unperwoop
Nottingham
W. H. Kine
Birkenhead
Landels
Cunross
C. M. Birrell
J. G. OncKken
Hamburg
Ayoh
J. Husart
Bergen
Norway
J. Sanps
A. H. Baynes
S. H. Booru
G. Goutp
Norwich
J. T. Wiener
R. Wallace
T. Warrs
St. Albans
H. Leonage
Boxmoor
Missionary Society Annual Meeting in Exeter Hall
The Baptist Missionary Society held its annual meeting at Exeter Hall with large attendance. Sir Donald Leod presided as senior officer, detailing sixty three missionaries in India, China, Africa, Jamaica and more, supported by about 426 agents including 220 native pastors and 443 schoolmasters.
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Exeter Hall
Donald M.leod
U.B. K.C
Jamaica
C. Bailhache
J. H. Millard
Justice Lush
Angus A. Cyell
Colonel Sandwith
J. Benham
Underhill
India
China
Africa
Haiti
Trinidad
Bahamas
Norway
Brittany
Rome
Zenana
Ladies’ Institution
Jos. Gregson
M. de St. Dalmas
John Gregson
Australia
A. F
T. L. Rees
P. Williams
Joseph Hawkes
Hayti
James Wall
Society
Ceylon
Bengal
Delhi
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CU. Stove
H. Boorm
Underwoop
General Baptist Association
J. Penny
Clifton
J. Wasselt
Bath
M. Barrett
London Baptist Association
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Dr. Thomas
J. T. Brown
G. Gould
J. P. Chown
Baptist Missionary Society