Church extension and unsectarian worship discussed in London
Clergy and lay leaders advocate expanding the church network via multiple new churches and district unity. They urge less spending on main edifices, more on mission rooms, and emphasize lay agency to reach factory workers and Bermondsey’s poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. Jonsson
Bermondsey
Joan Moraan
Bevan
Macgregor
Thain Davidson
Winerretp
Wm. Green
Clapton
Christ’s Church
God
R. H. Lovett
H. Wright
Brown
America
B. Wavell
G. M. Morony
John Nunn
West Dulwich
West Dulwich Congregational Church
W. P. Dothie
M.A
Redhill
J. C. Harrison
Camdentown
Harrison
J. S. Bright
Dorking
A. Buzacott
Peckham
Clement Clemance
Camberwell
Dothie
Victoria - Street - South
Great Grimsby
Richard Johnson
Great Northern Railway
Burgess-street
E. Lauderdale
Spurgeon
Hary Varley
Varley
J. O’dell
Hull
Sussex Home Missionary Society
Brighton
Loyer
Clifton Road Chapel
Stephen
Samuel Morley
M.P
J. H. Wilson
Home Missionary Society
A. Foyster
Henry Hounson
Morley
John Graham
Sydney
Sussex
Rome
Church of England
Hounson
J. New
Hastings
Salop
T. Gasquoine
Congregational Union
Charles Horne
Charles Minshull
Gasquaine
T. Minshull
Association
T. B Parry
D. D. Evans
South Parape Chapel
Leros
Acworth
Firat
South Parade
Green
Alderman Barran
Joseph Town
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John Aldis
Baptist Church Meeting
George-street Chapel
Plymouth
Aldis
Manchester
Maze Pond
Reading
Surrey Curren
Blackmars Road
Surrey Chapel
Rowland Hill
Rowland Ijlfill
Christ Curch
Westminster Bridge-road