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Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

20 May 1874

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Nonconformist

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 20, 1874

Page

7

Peace Society Rallies Against Standing Armies and War

A London Peace Society meeting denounces standing armies and naval fleets as dangers to nations and urges votes for pacifist policy. Speakers praise gospel influence for peace and condemn the West Africa Ashantee war as unjust. The gathering adopts two resolutions and thanks Weigh House Chapel leaders.

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Peace Society A.frepillingworth Lord Derby Gladstone House of Commons Alabama Friends of Peace Morrat Prince of Peace Cain Abel Africa Europe England T. Snaps Liverpool Freestone Manchester RicHarp W. Braden Weigh House Chapel
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City Temple Opens In Holborn With Lord Mayor In Attendance

The Congregational City Temple near Holborn Viaduct was opened for worship led by Rev. Joseph Parker with the Lord Mayor and sheriffs present. The site’s 50,000 pound sale financed the move, 60,000 pounds total for new chapel, seating 2,500. Sermon by Rev. Wm. Lindsay Alexander. 300 members dined later at Cannon-street Hotel. Mr. Rylands gave 500 pounds toward the purchase.

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Joseph Parker Holborn Viaduct City of London Parker Corporation of the City of London Wm. Lindsay Alexander D.D Edinburgh Cannon-street Hotel Rylands
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Dean of Westminster Presses Concurent Endowment Vision at London Event

The Lord Mayor urged public aid to free a new chapel building from debt, as the Dean of Westminster praised cross communion ties. He urged friendly intercourse with Nonconformists, urged concurrent existence of all churches, and argued for shared Christian unity across England.

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Westminster Kennedy Church of England Corporation of London England Owen Howe Baxter Bunyan Wesley Hooker Chillingworth Lord Falkland Cambridge Oxford Bishop Butler Thomas Arnold Christendom Houses of Parliament Congregational Union Parker
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