Interchurch pulpits row tests Anglican limits on unity
A controversial letter debates whether Anglican pulpits may host Nonconformists and Romanists, arguing for broader exchange while noting orders and national church status create barriers. The piece cites Westminster Abbey examples and critiques to show a clash between tradition and rising ecumenism.
Reserve army of Protestants stirs in Established Church
An Evangelical-led Liverpool meeting reports that the Public Worship Regulation Bill will not be allowed to lapse. The piece notes clashes at Liverpool on disestablishment and critiques Archbishop Tait and Bishop Baring, warning that Church patronage and curates’ rights drive conflicts within the Anglican establishment.
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Church Association
Wes
Liverpool
Pro‘céettinge
Philip van Artevelde
T. R. Andrews
Alford
Mr. Andrews
Bishop Alford
W. Binns
Birkenhead
The
Liberation Society
High Church
Low Church
Broad Church
Dean Stanley
Earnest Inquirer
Baptists
Independents
Cheetham
Bedford
Tait
Jackson
Christ
Erastian
John Bull
Lord Rosse
St. Margaret’s
Berdmore Compton
Minton
Durham
Baring
Sunderland
Bishopwearmouth
Birmingham
St. Peter's
Ipswich
London
Hull
St. John’s
Malton
Yorkshire
St. Mark's
Christ Church
Belgravia
Scott, Moncrieff
Edinburgh
Monkwearmouth
Kent
Shildon
Whitburn
Gloucester
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