Church aims and foreign policy critique in Congregational Assembly
The assembly urged personal church accountability and collective action to revive worship amid rising populations. Speakers pressed the Church Aid Society to fund twenty new London congregations, promote home missions, and mobilize educated leaders while warning government policy, especially in India and South Africa, harms Christian values and national conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentleman
London
Church Aid Society
J. Raptorp Thomson
Church Aid and
Home Missionary Society
Congregational Home Missionary
Marks
Derby
Kent
Mearns
London Congregational Union
Congregational Church Aid and Missionary Society
England
P. CotBornn
J. F. V. Traztina
Association For
John Wesley
Whitfield
H. T. Ropsonns
Edward White
White
Spurgeon
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
E. G. Goop
Falcon-square Chapel
Good
W. Crossir
India
South Africa
House of Lords
National Church
Duke of Argyll
Zululand
Congregational Union
Assembly
A. H. ByLes
Midlands
Northern Echo
House of Commons
Batouin
Lord Beaconsfield
J. G. Roarrs
Her