Disestablishment Debate Over Anglican Church Stirs Audience
The speaker argues Liberationists oppose state control of the Church of England and urges clergy to abandon Parliament and rely on the Divine Word. He foresees a future England with free churches, disestablished and self supporting, benefiting the Episcopal Church and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
America
American Republic
Canadian
England
Reed
Ireland
Mr. Reed
Victoria
Disestablishment lecture draws temperance hall crowd
At Suntroy Hunts on Monday November 10 Rev J H Lummis spoke on Disestablishment and argued it would bolster Liberal candidates citing religious equality as a rallying cry. G Wood presided noting no opposition. Carvell Williams spoke at Clapton Park Chapel on Pilgrim Fathers and their Children to a large attentive audience with thanks offered by Rev S Hedditch and support from Professor McAll and Rev G Wilkins.
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Suntroy
Hunts
J. H. Lummis
G. Wood
Carvell Williams
Pilgrim Fathers
Clapton Park Congregational Chapel
S. Hebditch
McAll
G. Wilkins
Williams
Elizabeth
England
Archbishop Parker
Cartwright
Whitgift
Lady Margaret
Cambridge
Wandsworth
Dale
T. G. Page
T. L. Walford
J.P
Dale Lectures On Nonconformity Highlight English Freedom
Mr R W Dale of Birmingham spoke in Reading on The Rise of Evangelical Nonconformity in the Corn Exchange, arguing Nonconformity shaped national liberty for over three centuries. He traced Elizabethan origins, Puritan struggles, and the call for religious toleration, with chairmen and audiences from Friends and Wesleyans applauding.
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R. W. Dale
Birmingham
Corn Exchange
Reading
Theo
F. Weat
Society of Friends
Lord Sandon
Bill
Lord Hartington
England
United States
Dale
John Milton
Mr. Dale
Elizabeth
G. Gilligan
Ecclesiastical miscellany shows Catholic houses in UK and Rome pilgrimage
The piece notes at least 357 Roman Catholic religious houses in the United Kingdom and reports a large English Catholic pilgrimage planned to Rome for the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Immaculate Conception dogma. It also covers disputes over Protestant funding, a trade unionist deputation to the Archbishop of Canterbury, and debates over denominational schooling in Victoria.
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United Kingdom
Canterbury
National Society
Whately
Tar Educationan
Conriier ix
Victoria
Moorhouse
Astoré
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