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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 06, 1875
Page
5
Henry Taylor argues disestablishment is likely and Christian life is hindered by selfishness and worldliness. He says Christians should not hoard wealth in large schemes and calls for aid to God's work. The conference approves the finance principle but avoids detailed commitment.
The Rev. J. W. Keppitr of Wells-street Chapel Coventry has accepted a unanimous invitation to lead the Charlestown Pendleton church in Manchester after eleven years of ministry. Despite local pressure to stay, he will move to Manchester, drawing regret from Coventry’s press and congregation alike.
Ground was secured for the memorial site and an obelisk of grey and red polished granite was uncovered. It bears the deceased’s name and offices held, the date of death, and a dedication crediting him as a founder of societies that spread the gospel both abroad and at home.
George A. Denison argues in a May 1 1875 letter that a deeper grievance exists within the Church than the proposed burial bill. He contends the loss of church discipline corrupts churchyards, enabling desecration of burial services and undermining parish authority.
A churchwarden in Coombe Church near Hungerford, Berks, barred the Sunday service to protest the vicar’s remarks on the Agricultural Labourers' Union. He later locked the bells and barred the afternoon service, forcing the vicar to reopen the church. The incident has prompted clerical review and public comment on ecclesiastical conduct and free speech in pulpits.
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