Annual Meetings of the Liberation Society Discuss Church Issues
The Liberation Society's annual meetings covered proposals to reform denominational education via rearranging the Church Catechism, promoting dissenters’ scruples, and advancing a Time Conscience class. They praised disestablishment trends in Ireland Jamaica Bahamas and other colonies, aiming to end state church patronage and press for religious equality and parliamentary action.
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the Quarterly
The
Baptist Union
Millard
Stanford
Baptist Missionary Society
Frederick Trestrail
Trestrail
Guardian
Church of England
Liberation Society
Cannon-street
Edwards
Miall
M.P
E. 8. Robinson
A. Illingworth
H. R. Ellington
Carvell Williams
J. Temple
Acton
John Gordon
Evesham
R. Shelley
Great Yarmouth
T. Penrose
Potto Brown
Huntingdon
Joseph Spencer
Manchester
E. A. Briggs
Daventry
Phillip Crellin
Arthur Miell
J. Shaw
Boston
T. Lloyd
St. Ives
John Tre
Ireland
Wales
Scotland
England
J. Canvent
Protestant Episcopal Church
Jamaica
Colon
West Indies
Executive Committee
Episcopalians of
Legislative Council
Colony
Bahamas
Victoria
British Guiana
Honduras
Sierra Leone
Cape
Italy
Spain
France
Sweden
Switzerland
Austria
Church Reform Delayed as Establishment Takes Hold
The report notes that establishment actions proceed while church reform plans lag, marking a shift in policy and governance. The piece underscores the timing of reform versus new structures and implies limited early changes.
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