Education as church mission and faith in England's schools
The piece argues for the church’s enduring role in national schooling, warning that true education requires faith and Gospel delivery. It cites clergy influence, Jesuit and atheist contrasts, and calls for disestablishment as necessary to keep England’s Church from becoming godless. It notes debates over creed subscription and recent presbytery actions.
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Church
Antioch
Alexandria
St. Justin Martyr
St. Augustine
France
England
Church of
Trades-Union
Fone
Thomas Hancock
St. Stephens
Lewishame
Church of England
Archbishop summons Convocation on Athanasian Creed
The Archbishop of Canterbury calls the Committee of Convocation to meet at Lambeth on December 2 for the Athanasian Creed session with the Old Communion ceremony in Lambeth Chapel. Cardinal Cullen urges Irish Catholic clergy to avoid signing the new education agreement issued by the Education Commissioners. The High Church faction gains Madagascar bishopric for Rev H Rowley. A sermon on Papal infallibility by Rev H T Robjohns in West Clayton Street Church critiques its seat and claims.
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Holy See of God
Monsignor Capel
New Testament Revision Company
Jerusalem
Gloucester
Bristol
Cuourca
Mark Fox
Dartmouth
St. Saviour’s Church
Fox
Kyicot
Dunprx
Knight
Free Church Presbytery
Dundee
Martinega
Jesus Christ
Bruce
Broughty Ferry
Wilson
Archbishop of Canterbury
Lambeth
Lambeth Chapel
Cardinal Cullen
Ireland
Commissioners of Education
Madagascar
H. Rowley
Clayton-street
H. T. Robjohns
Christ
Cambridge Congregationalists lay foundation for new church
The Congregationalists in Cambridge began building a new church on Trumpington Street opposite Pembroke College. The project costs 8000 pounds, with 7500 pledged by nonconformists, and includes a 26 foot wide front tower, 700 seats, and a 300 child school adjoining the church. The design departs from typical aisled churches to improve sightlines and acoustics, featuring two large piers, a clerestory, and a cruciform influence adapted for Protestant worship.
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Cambridge
Trumpington Street
Pembroke College
Pitt Press
Fitzwilliam Museum
St. Mary-the-Less
S. Morley
M.P
St. Mary’s Lane
Yorkshire
Ancaster
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