Union meeting closes after thanks to chapel hosts
A vote of thanks was given to the Rev. Thos. Binney and the Rev. Lt. Bevan for permitting the Union to meet in the Weigh-house Chapel, with the proceedings concluding after the benediction.
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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 20, 1868
Page
14
A vote of thanks was given to the Rev. Thos. Binney and the Rev. Lt. Bevan for permitting the Union to meet in the Weigh-house Chapel, with the proceedings concluding after the benediction.
The meeting at Myddelton Hall Islington drew three to four hundred ministers and delegates. Speakers urged strengthening spiritual power, expanded Sabbath schools, and broader church leadership roles, with calls for London evangelism and a nonconformist alliance.
The annual meeting at the Weigh House Chapel was presided over by Mr. George Leeman M V. The report reviewed the society’s labors and noted that responses to appeals have met needs creditably and prevented countrymen abroad from destitution of means of grace.
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