Sunday schools shaped Dissenting life and preaching in Yorkshire
The article traces how Sunday schools transformed Nonconformist practice, moving from pew-based teaching to volunteer-driven instruction that educated the poor and produced ministers and missionaries. It notes the shift from catechisms to Bible texts, the growth of congregational life, and key figures in Yorkshire Congregationalism.
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Assembly
Christiana
Moorhouse
Huddersfield
Yorkshire
Bradford Dale
Thornton
Kipping
Hamilton
Scales
Ely
Parsons
Baines’s
Crossleys
Forbes on Romans and the law of parallelism in critique
A review of Dr. Forbes on Romans argues that artistic canons reflect natural speech patterns and parallelism guides biblical interpretation. While praising his depth and light shed on Romans, the piece warns parallelism cannot alone unlock all mysteries and that insight and humility remain essential in study.
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Peter
St. Paul
Forbes
Shove
Bishop Lowth
Christ
Adam
The Church of the Future and Disestablishment Views
A Contemporary Review this month features a landmark editoral arguing that disestablishment is an inevitable step in freeing church from state. It praises a Canterbury dean for defending liberty and outlines other essays on preaching Jeremy Taylor and London food supply, with critical notes on Church policy and democracy.
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Free National Development
Times
Canterbury
Bardsleys
Massinghams
Church of England
Liberation “ Movement
James Davies
Tulloch
Jeremy Taylor
London
Fraser
Fowle
America
Australia
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Heckmondwike
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Owen
Nye
Sharp
Millill
Thoresby
Heywood
Morley
Mr. Smith
Mr. Lister
R. Lister
Ray
DR. Forbes