Congregationalists Tripled Churches in Two Generations
The Congregationalists claim about 3,000 churches, noting trebling in the count of separate churches within less than two generations and an estimated sixfold rise in adherents.
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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 15, 1872
Page
13
Contested Standing Orders Mark May Session of Congregational Union
The May session of the Congregational Union of England and Wales faced a slow start as long debates on standing orders and chairmanship rules stretched into noon. Dr Mullens and Dr Allon led discussion on Councils of Reference while Andrew Reed reported on Scottish relations and plans for a future autumnal meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Andrew Reed
Sister Union of Scotland
Hig
MauLens
America
New England
Mullens
Allon
Thos. James
J. Starnam
Parkinson
Poultry Chapel
Parker
Holborn Viaduct
Kennedy
Memorial hall stone laid amid Fleet Prison site glare
A special committee directs the Congregational Memorial Hall project while the Union arranges a supplementary conversation to the stone-laying. Despite a showery week, Friday's ceremony drew leading Nonconformists, though backdrop of rubbish heaps and ads muted the moment. Mr J Remington Mills helped guide proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farringdon Street
H&ll
Joshua Wilson
Binney
Halley
New College
Kennedy
Cannon-street
Cannon-street Hotel
Hannay
Dr. Allen
Joshua Harrison
Hugh Mason
Ashtonunder-Lyne
Legal Liberation Society
Nonconformist Committee
Union
H. Allen
Dale
British Quarterly Review
Congregational Memorial
Congregational Union
Fleet Prison
Ludgate-hill
Farringdon-Street
London and Chatham Railway
J. Remington Mills
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Congregational Union OF
England and Wales
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