Missionary Society Meeting Praises Madagascar and Tanganyika Work
In a public gathering the Missionary Society lauded expanded work in Madagascar and the Lake Tanganyika mission after resolutions. George Williams, Esq. donated £105. officers were announced including J Kemp-Welch as treasurer and Mullens as Foreign Secretary.
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R. Robinson
George Williams
C. Wilson
Plymouth
J. Kitner
Wesleyan Missionary Society
India
W. H. Wills
Bristol
England
Tuomas Devitt
H. Wincut
Morley
M.P
Morey
South Seas
Mr. Ashley
Kaffirland
Mullens
South Africa
Lord Carnarvon
Cape
Bartle Frere
Dale
Home Missionary Society Marks Sixty Years of Work
The fifty ninth annual meeting at Memorial Hall, Farringdon Street, May 7, chaired by Samuel Morley MP, hailed the society’s growth and unity with county associations. Reports from Sussex, Hampshire, Dorset, Cambridge, and Wales praised mission expansion, new churches, and revived zeal, while plans for a confederation of county unions were endorsed. The chairman warned of rural neglect and urged stronger local support to sustain country churches and the voluntary principle.
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Memorial Iall
Farringdon Street
Samuel Morley
M.P
C. H. Spurgeon
W. Cuthbertson
Hebditch
W. Tarbotton
J. H. Wilson
G. S. Barrett
Messrs
Henry Lee
Manchester
R. Sinclair
J. Sangster
G. 8. Barner
Home Missionary Society
Sussex
Congregational Churches
Hampshire
Dorset
Cambridgeshire
South Wales
Monmouthshire
England
Joan Ciary Ann
London
Africa
Congregational Union
Lord Shaftesbury
S. Hesprtey
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C. H. Sturgeon
Scotland
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