Religious groups and doctrinal divergence in Protestant thought
The passage contrasts a vigorous religious movement's practical strength and freedom with its weakness in belief. It notes leniency toward outward communion and stresses in its divisions a mutable doctrine, criticizing departures from the divinity of Christ and the insertion of new essentials like personal assurance, election, and perseverance.
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Christ
Friends Yearly Meeting of 1876 in London Focuses on Faith and Growth
The Yearly Meeting of the Society of Friends in Birhopegate, London, opened with strong attendance including John Bright. George S Gibson presided as ministers discussed Sabbath schools, temperance, mothers’ meetings, and missions while noting only modest net member gains. Speakers urged steadfast Christ-centered faith, moderation of wealth, and action in everyday life, with Braithwaite delivering a solemn charge on duty to God, church, and future generations.
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Society of Friends
Birhopegate Without
London
John Biight
George 8. Gibson
Saffron Walden
Friends
Great Britain
Durham
York
Birmingham
Bristol
John F. Wilkey
Exeter
Joseph J. Dymond
Bradford
Enry Hipsley
Holloway
Spurgeon
William Wallack
Francis Frith
J. Bevan Braithwaite
Lincoln’s Inn
Josiah Forster
John Hodgkin
Braithwaite
God
Jesus Christ
Yearly Meeting
Rev W Field named head master at Silcoates near Wakefield
The Rev W Field MA of Duxford and Bishop Stortford Grammar School has accepted the Head Master post at Northern Congregational School Silcoates near Wakefield. He will start in August with official notice at the June 20 meeting. The appointment follows his honours in BA examinations and MA in Branches I and LII.
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W. Field
London Univ
Duxford
Bishop Stortford Grammar School
Northern Congregational School
Silcoates
Wakefield
Field
Market Harperovan
Congregational
Market Harborough
W. E. Morris
Rainattt
Arthur Tidman Gill
Lancashire Independent College
Rainhill
Liverpool
E. Hassan
Wavertree
Anniversary Meeting Highlights Arbitration and Peace Efforts
A Friday evening conversazione at Memorial Hall Farringdon celebrated the society’s second anniversary with 68 new members bringing total to 249. Speakers included A J Mundella M P and Henry Richard with notes on tract distribution Band of Hope work and plans to train rescued boys for naval and mercantile service. The chairman praised Cobden and urged arbitration to settle national disputes.
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Memorial Hall
Farringdon Street
A. J. Mundella
M.P
Sheffield
H. Richard
Leone Levi
Sheldon
J. H. Wilson
G. W. McAfee
G. W. McCree
E. M. Southey
Band of Hope
John Macgregor
Barnardo
London School Board
North London
Ridley
United Kingdom
E. L. Kemp
North London Collegiate School
Richard
Richard Cobden
Henry Richard
Ella Burritt
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Woolverhampton
Henry Irving
New College
Snowhill
W. Parker Irving
Bedford
W. J. Woods
Leamington
Alderman Jones
Newth
Stoughton
R. W. Dale
T. G. Horton
G. B. Mellor
E. Franks
S. Mander
Lester
B. Jones
Wolverhampton
Robert Ann
Handsworth
Norman Glass
Bilston
Lower Clapton
F. Soden
Pembury Grove
E. Newell
Dr. Aveling
P. Strutt
J. B. French
Women’s Peace and Arbitration Auxiliary