Meeting Wraps After Spicer Remarks And Lively Banter
The discussion turned on the interchange of preaching as much as possible and the speaker expressed a desire to follow suit. Laughter followed. After remarks from Mr. J. Spicer a vote of thanks to the chairman was proposed and seconded by Dr. Rarercn and the Rev. J. H. Wilson, the meeting terminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Spicer
Rarercn
J. H. Wilson
T. Binney
Stoughton
Dr. Ferguson
J. Kennedy
G. Martin
W. Guest
C. Dukes
T. Rupp
B. J. Snell
G.S. Harsant
H. J. Morison
D. J. Close
H. J. Matson
H. A. Foyster
G. H. Lock
W. Denyer
J. 8. Prentice
A. le Blond
W. Harber
H. E. Price
H. Gooby
G. 8
Harsant
H. J. Murray
A. Homewood
G Harsant
A. W. Ingram
G. 8. Harsant
A. Davies
A. H. Ingram
G. D. Hughes
Henry Jeula
Dr. Lockhart
J. Viney
I. V. Mummery
Congregational School Lewisham Opens New Wing
The opening ceremony on October 3 marked completion of a new wing at Congregational School Lewisham. The expansion adds 100 boarders and modern facilities, with the project completed debt free except for a small balance. The event featured speeches, prize distribution, and news of a 500 pound bequest from Joseph Crane to the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Institution
Morley, Esq
Jostin Viney
Congregational School
Hill
Worcester
Lewisham School
Viney
Congregational Ministers Resignations and Obituary Notices
The Rev A F Joscelyne resigns from Netherchapel Sheffield and the Rev H Beamish resigns from Byfield Northamptshire after nearly four years. Obituary announces Rev Ebenezer Prout of London Missionary Society dying in Torquay aged about seventy. Rev J Emmett Jones accepts pastorate at Hillhouse Huddersfield. In Westhoughton a retiring pastor receives a timepiece. new schoolrooms opened. Dr Vallenan visits Doncaster parish. Dr Vaughan preaches to a crowded church. Richmond Vineyard Church reopened after enlargement with Dr Stoughton and Dr Raleigh preaching. Rev G S Ingram thanked with pulpit Bible. Architect William Burnet commended for interior enlargement and new porch. Curist Caurcu Aston Brm... Rev W Walters begins ministry at Aston on October 1. large turnout followed.
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A. F. Joscelyne
Netherchapel
Sheffield
H. Beamish
Congregational Church
Byfield
Northamptonshire
Ebenezer Prout
F.G
London Missionary Society
Prout
Torquay
J. Emmett Jones
Park Chapel
Manchester
Hillhouse Congregational Church
Huddersfield
Westhoughton
Boston
Thos. Sheldon
Vallenan
Doncaster
F. Pigou
Vaughan
Richmond
Vineyard Congregational Church
Stoughton
Raleigh
G. S. Ingram
William Burnet
London
Caurcu
Aston
Birmingham welcomes new pastor Mr Walters to Free Church
Ministers of the town assemble in Birmingham to honor Mr Walters with a public recognition service at the church. Deacons and numerous reverends attend the platform while letters from absent colleagues are read. Walters thanks the congregation and vows to unite the two Free Church sections in service and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Walters
Birmingham
Mr. Cooper
S. Thodey Allen
R. Ann
T. Anthony
B.A
J. J. Brown
B. Bird
W. F. Callaway
W. L. Giles
W. J. Henderson
G. Ingall
G. B. Johnson
G. H. Malins
T. McLean
W. Scriven
J. Shillito
F. Stephens
B. Worton
Walters
R. W. Dale
J. Lord
J. Harrison
L. H. Parsons
H. J. Heathcote
A. O'Neill
W. Middlemore
Vince
J. 8. Wright
Free Church
Lord Jesus Christ
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Swansea Hosts Autumn Congregational Union Meeting of 1859
Our Swansea correspondent describes the 1859 autumn gathering invited by Aberdare Congregationalists. Swansea’s larger population and many chapels boost expected success as Welsh appeal draws attendees. The event opened with Rev. R. W. Dale preaching at the new English Congregational Church, crowded beyond capacity as the crowd listened intently for over ninety minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swansea
Congregationalists
Aberdare
Congregational Union
Wales
Plymouth
New English Congregational Church
Thomas Jones
R. W. Dale
Mr. Dale
Chris
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