Episcopal Bishop Defends Intercommunion Rites in 1873 Letter
Assistant Bishop George David Cummins of Kentucky writes from New York October 13, 1873, defending intercommunion with non Episcopal churches and criticizing charges against the Dean of Canterbury. He cites historical practice in England, notes Evangelical Alliance activity, and advocates unity amid ritual disputes within Protestant Christendom.
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Zanzibar
Horatio Potter
Canterbury
J. Adams
Protestant Episcopal Church
Evangelical Alliance
John Hall
Artack
Arnot
Edinburgh
Hall
Church of England
England
Peter Martyr
Martin Bucer
Oxford
Cambridge
Tozer
New York
Episcopal Church of
George David Cummins
Diocese of
Kentucky
Potter on course after Canterbury action dispute
Bishop Potter declined to publicize a planned course after the Dean of Canterbury administered the sacrament outside the ritual. An interesting note mentions Bishop Cummins at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian and Dr Freemantle assisting at Dr Booth's Presbyterian Church during similar proceedings.
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Potter
Canterbury
Tozer
Central Africa
Cummins
Kentucky
Fifth-avenue Presbyterian
Ecclesiastical Affairs in the West Indies Disestablishment Moves
The Barbadoes Agricultural Reporter outlines a bill in Antigua and St. Kitts to disestablish the Church. It provides stipends to incumbents, ends church repairs and incidental allowances from 1874, creates a church council with three trustees, abolishes vestries, and imposes a uniform land tax to fund incumbents until extinguished. Governor Irving to push the measure as government policy.
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Antigua
Barbadoes Agricultural Reporter
St. Kitts
Irving
Antigua and
St. Vincent
Trinidad
Barbadoes
Barbadoes Globe
Rawson
Earl Kimberley
Earl
Church Conference
Rejoinder on Ritualism by Rev. J Conder
The letter from Rev. Justace Conder responds to Dr. Landels on Ritualism, debating baptismal meanings and the relation of infants to God. Conder argues against interlinking baptism with priesthood and outlines five possible views of baptism while urging fair consideration.
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Justace Conder
M.A
Landels
Wm. Landels
Nottingham
Society of Friends
Bustack R. Conder
Barbados Church Funding Sparks Debate Over Bishop Salary
The Globe notes a proposed public grant for the Church of England in Barbadoes to fund a bishop. It argues the church is embedded in the constitution and would receive a lump sum from the legislature, with the church body deciding how much goes to the bishop’s stipend.
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West Indies
Church of England
The
Globe
Barbadoes
Late bishop paid from Consolidated Fund in England
The article states that disestablishment has not occurred in Barbadoes and notes small grants offered and accepted by the Alura vans, Wesleyans, and Loman Catholics to prevent disestablishment. It mentions sorcerors and curates paid from the public treasury and urges Liberationists to press MPs to influence the Colonial Office in favor of establishment.
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Barbadoes
Loman
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