Message on Gospel Service and Church Motto at Southsea
Sermon excerpt urges selfless service to spread happiness through the Gospel. Speakers stress church as a beacon for salvation of others, not personal comfort, with references to Miall and Kemp-Welch. Meeting ends with donations, thanks, doxology, and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Southsea
God
Miall
J. Guirrin
Hastings
Kemp- Welch
William Joynson
St. Mary’s Oray
Llewellyn
Burt
Kemp-Welch
Mr. Roberts
Purbrook
Retirement Gift for Rev J Parsons of York
The Rev J Parsons of Salem Chapel York retires after fifty years as pastor. His congregation and friends presented a purse of 300 guineas at a tea meeting. The chairman cited his impaired sight and noted cross-denominational support from London to Leeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Parsons
York
Salem Chapel
Parsons
George Leeman
Chartrman
Morley
London
Manchester
Bristol
Leeds
Bradford
Crossleys
Salts
Hadfield
Mason
Barnes
Mr. Parsons
Leeman
W. E. Mann
Salem Mission School
Serriz
J. Deighton
Wm. Moore
J. Hollings
Parsons Responds to York Testimonial Gift Spontaneous Tribute
The meeting followed by several ministers and Mr. Parsons voiced thanks for a testimonial he did not seek. He accepted it as a free-will gift shared with his partner and spoke on his call to York. He recalled how he came to Lendal Chapel and urged renewed prayer and personal religion among his congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
W. Dyson
Luxz Thomson
Wesleyans
J. W. Richardson
London
R. Jones
Rochdale
Mr. Howard
Thirsk
T. Rodwell
J. Parsons
York
Lendal Chapel
County Associations Meeting in Faringdon Berks and Bucks
The autumnal session of the Berks and South Bucks Association of Independent Churches met in Faringdon Berks on Oct 24 25 with about fifty pastors and delegates. Leaders urged evangelism in rural districts and debated a Sustentation Fund and a central board to aid poorer churches while preserving ministerial salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berks and South Bucks Association of Independent Churches
Faringdon
Berks
D. Bevan
Ll.b
James Rowland
Henley
Edward Jukes
Uxbridge
David Martin
Oxford
L. D. Bevan
Wales
T. C. Udall
E. W. Shalders
B.A
Newbury
R. Pingree
Goring
A. W. Johnson
Wooburn
D. Martin
F. Smith
Langford
T. ©. Udall
James Rownand
E. Juxus
Central Board
T. O. Udall
H. Gillmore
Baptist
B. Yates
Wesleyan
J. H. Snell
The
Wilts Association
Oliver Gerring
Farringdon
Baatman
Thame
W. A. Bevan
Hungerford
Faringdon Church
Messrs. Cousins
Abingdon
Congregational Union of
Gloucestershire
Herefordshire
Cirencester
Sheep-street
Alexander Hannay
Dangenehtional Union of
England and Wales
A. Hannay
Gloucestershire and
Herefordshire Association
Congregational Union Committee
King's Head
Independent Chapel
Isaac Pitt
Samuel Hebditch
G. Wood
J. P. Allen
Rev. H. Ashbury
Ministerial Moves And Debts Cleared In Independent Chapels
The Rev J A Chamberlain moves to North Tawton and Rev James Parker to Trinity Road Halifax. Dr Parker revises views on the wicked soul. Anniversary services at Abergavenny Independent Chapel feature sermons by A McAuslane and a lecture on Peter the Great. Debt clearance celebrated at Ash-next-Sandwich Congregational Chapel with 5342 7s 4d spent. Toomer presides. Avon Independent Chapel in Hampshire reports debt clearance and donations totaling nearly 1000 over 30 months, with bazaar proceeds added to funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Chamberlain
Marden
Kent
North Tawton
N. Devon
James Parker
Salendine Nook
Huddersfield
Trinity-road Baptist Chapel
Halifax
Parker
Poultry Chapel
Abergavenny
A. McAuslane
London
McAuslane
Peter the Great
Russia
S. Steel
Asu
Congregational Chapel
Ash-next- Sandwich
G. E. Toomer, Esq
Haden
H. J. Bevis
J. T. Bartram
A. F. Bennett
T. Waller
E. Bowman
Wesleyan
E. Holmes
E. Grant
Crowdall
W. T. Gunner
J. Hart
Guildford
G. Wallis
Odiham
W. Major Paull
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