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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 11, 1871
Page
14
A London assembly lauded the Religious Tract Society for expanding Christian literature, opposing secular skepticism, and aiding education. Speakers praised tract production, cited India and Germany as examples, and highlighted the Society’s role in wartime morale, publishing, and outreach to the poor.
The meeting concluded with thanks to the see of Ripon for presiding. Rev. R. Dilson of Craven Chapel gave a brief, apt speech. Mr. J. Gurney Heard, treasurer, moved thanks, noting the success of distributing a hundred assurances with minimal refusals. Benediction followed as proceedings ended.
The forty first annual session opened at Finsbury Chapel with a full house. Rev Thomas Jones led as chairman while Robert Moffat drew enthusiastic cheers. Dr Campbell Bradford led prayers before The CuartMAN delivered a long address on preaching as the main instrument of conversion. He urged simple, natural church life and warned against overreliance on arts, rituals, or novelty.
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