Councils of Reference in New England Congregational Churches
The speaker praises reform ideas from American Congregational practice such as Councils of Reference. Delegates from defined districts examine ordinations and disputes to guide public opinion without legal force. He contrasts with Independency and notes the American clergy's higher education and devoted ministry. Reactions from Rev. Mullens and Mr. Wright follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Union
Congregational
New England
Councils of Reference
America
Council of
United States
Mullens
Wright
Ledbury Scandal Case Reversal and Clerical Notices
The Lord Chancellor, for the Judicial Committee, reversed the Arch deaconry ruling in the Jackson v Martin Ledbury case, with costs, after discarding immorality charges. Also noted Hart Archdeacon of London died aged seventy six at the Charterhouse, and a report on Greek Catholics proposing a pan-Orthodox council for Bulgarian church independence with Russian assent possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus Leppury Scanpau
Judicial Committee
Jackson v. Martin
Ledbury
Mr. Jackson
Arches Court
Axcupwacon Hart
Charterhouse
Oriel College
Oxford
London
St. Giles’s
Cripplegate
Constantinople
St. Petersburg
Russia
Pastor F Robinson to lead Burton Joyce church missions
The Rev F Robinson of Oakengates Salop accepts the unanimous invitation to pastor the Burton Joyce church with mission stations at Carlton and Lambley Notts. A monthly conference at Red Lion Square featured notes on summer trips and work with K B Bishop describing Children's Special Service Mission seaside services. A preachers band later held street services under the secretary’s guidance. The Cliftonville Congregational church marked its second anniversary on Sunday November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Robinson
Oakengates
Salop
Burton Joyce
Carlton
Lambley
Notts. Crenain Mission
L Lion-square
Alfred Gliddon
Joseph Weatherley
K. B. Bishop
Cuirtonville
Brienton
Clifton
Ville
Falcon-Square
Geo. Critchley
Jewin-street
Brest, Garnham
McLeod and Spiller
Thomas Binney
Hogg
Thorp
Royal Microscopic Society
Quekett Microscopical Club
Salter
Blomfield
London Missionary Society
Groser
Wood
Crome
Birmingham
Wheeler Street
J. Lewis
Corwen
Merionethshire
Peter
Bala
Snowhill
L. Ellis
Rhuddlan
J. Watchkiss
Wheeler-street
Lewis
G. B. Johnson
Edgbaston
J. Shillito
Lozell’s Chapel
W. F. Callaway
Highbury Chapel
William
Sion College
London Wall
R. Foster
Diocesan
Bishop of
London
Tait
Death and church notices from a Midland religious gathering
The passage reports sermons and collections led by Rev. R Robinson and others, a large congregational tea meeting, a debt extinguished and thanks given to Rev. S England, the death of Rev. Barker of Spring Hill College, and multiple Congregational and Independent chapel events across Daventry Halifax Birmingham and London venues with education building and fundraising efforts.
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R. Robinson
London Missionary Society
R. V. Pryce
Ll.b
Humphrey
Horton
Stephens
Stone
England
Professor Barker
Barker
Spring Hill College
Midland
Birmingham Post
Evangelical Alliance For Special
United Prayer For the Restoration of Peace
Freemasons
General Clarke
Hoby
London
Earl of Shaftesbury
Earl of Chichester
Schmettau
Count A. Bernstorff
Lake
Alexander
Daventry
W. F. Callaway
Birmingham
T. Adams
W. J. Callaway
Arnold
Northampton
Bidlake
Wolverhampton
Tug Exouisa Cuaret-Builpine Society
Nether Chapel
Friends of the
English Chapel-Building Society
J. C. Gallaway
M.A
John Conder
Coventry
C. EK. Conder
Alfred Abbott
Heq
Levs
J. Parton
RK. Stainton
H. G. Rhodes
J. W. Sully
G. Tucker
Friends
Sheffield
Shefield
Hallifax
J. Bartlett
Worcester
Park Congregational Church
Halifax
John Crossley
J.P
J. Pridie
Mellor
Bryan Dale
Sion Chapel
J.C. Gray
Harrison-road
D. Jones
Booth
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