Attempt to Confine Church Within Austrian Limits
A letter viewed as a manifesto opposes the Austrian Government's forthcoming ecclesiastical bills to be submitted to the Reichsrath, signaling a clash over church control within national boundaries. The text frames the church as resisting secular overreach.
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Reichsrath
Clerical Controversies and Church Affairs Highlighted
The article surveys religious disputes in Ireland and Britain, noting a Home Rule MP offering to resign, criticism of royal participation in a Scotch Presbyterian service, a clergyman resigning over baptism views, and a legal ruling on the Station of the Cross. It also covers school board elections involvement of clergy, church rates cases, and disestablishment lectures across Banff, Forres, Inverness, and other towns, with remarks on the state of the Church of England from the Primate.
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Free Church of Scotland Systematic Fund
Ireland
Bryan
Kilkenny
Church Herald
Court of Arches
Tristram
St. Peter's Church
Folkestone
Lee
Archbishop of Canterbury
Dean of Arches
St. Paul’s
Walworth
Going
King’s Heath
Warwickshire
Alvechurch
Scoriano
Banff
Inverness
Huntley
Elgin
Nairn
R. Bright
J. D. Coleridge
Exeter
Bright
Birmingham
Mr. Bright
Revival Sparks Massive North East England Convention
A powerful revival fueled by Moody and Sankey sweeps the north east, drawing thousands to prayer meetings, concerts, and street evangelism. The November 12 convention at Rye Hill Church features talks on reaching the masses, abolishing pew rents, and practical prayer meeting conduct.
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India
England
Jubilee Singers
Atlantic
Christ
Messrs. Moody and Sankey
Chicago
Mr. Moody
Christian Commission
Mr. Sankey
Eiverydne
America
Rye Hill
Christ’s Church
Moody
Sankey
Henry Varley
London
W. R. Skerry
Eivery Church
Great Assembly
J. Mursell
G. Bell
H. Varley
J. Haigh
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Cuuren
Church of England
Peris
Newcastle-On-Tyne