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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 30, 1877

Page

3

Ragged Church and Chapel Union urged to extend outreach in London

A London meeting urged expansion of Ragged Church and Chapel Union work to reach the lower classes through ragged preachers and cottage services. Speakers stressed need for lodging-house missions, street outreach, and irregular services to combat spiritual destitution despite existing agencies.

London Christ J. Smith G. H. Stanton Holy Trinity St. Giles W. P. Instru Christ Church Watney-street Ragged Church and Chapel Union George Holland George Yard Pasteur Vassan England

Maze Pond Chapel Opens with Anniversary of Maze Pond Site

Maze Pond Chapel on Old Kent Road opened for Divine service to celebrate a new stone chapel built to replace the old 1693 structure. The edifice seats about a thousand, costs about 13,000 pounds with fittings, and features a lecture hall and classrooms. Notables praised the building, its committee and architect, while fundraisers and sermons followed the ceremony.

Kent Road Maze Pond Charles Spurgeon Landers James Duncan W. Cope W. Brock Dr. Green Newman Hall G. M. Murphy Harrison Eastry Charles Stanford Baal Mr. Cope Stanford Church of England Church of Rome Keach Mr. Stanford Mr. Keach Dr. Lanpers Maze Pond Chapel James Spurgeon

Ministers change as congregations gain and relocate

Resignations mark shifts at Wesley place Great Horton and Alfreton while Eustace Long accepts Oakhill pastorate near Bath. Napton on the Hill secures chapel, Attenborough leads, and a public tea marks the acquisition. Bethnal Green’s Christian Community marks its 105th anniversary with debt repayment and broad outreach through 500 open-air services and 14 stations.

Henry Johnson Wesleyplace Great Horton Eustace Long Zion Chapel East Grinstead Sussex Oakhill Bath Thos. Galesworthy Alfreton Derbyshire Galesworthy Nappton-On-The-Hill Warwickshire Attenborough Leamington Holly Walk C. R. Burgia P. A. Atkinson Southam S. Mawer M. Bradshaw Napton Tur Christian Community Memorial Hall Bethnal-green Robert Baxter James Atkinson L. B. White Herring W. Tyler S. Coley Rigg Pope
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