Dissenting Churches Meet on Union and Ritualism Debate
On October 5 in St Andrews Congregational Chapel Mr Bardsley spoke to a mixed audience of established and dissenting churches. William Smith chaired and praised the address while urging unity against Ritualism. The English Church Union in Liverpool debated Church and State relations and the push for wider reunion and episcopal expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardsley
Congregational
St. Andrew's
John Currie Parker
Congregational Church
John Urquhart Parke
The
Baptist Church
William Smith
J.P
Smith
Church of England
Dean Alford
Miller
Greenwich
Vaughan
Doncaster
Church of Christ
England
Scotland
Union
Archdeacon Denison
Hear
Parliament
House of Commons
House of Lords
Archdeacon Churton
Earl Nelson
Mackonochie
O. F. Lowder
Christendom
Henry Batchelor
Glasgow
Binney
Weigh House Chapel
London
Thomas Jones
Bedford Chapel
Swansea
J. Helms
Hackney
Speldhurst Road
South Hackney
H. J. Martyn
Cannon-street Chapel
Preston
Donald Fraser
Inverness Free High Church
Marylebon E.ight
W. Legg
Broad Street Chapel
Reading
Cuilweltt Cottees
Mansfield-road Chapel
Nottingham
I. T. Lynch
Mornington Church
Nottingham Congregational Institute
Cleeck Heaton
Providence-place
W. Walters
Newcastle
Arren Westbourne Parx
J. B. Wright
Wesleyan Reform Union
Wright
Braprorp
Josiah Andrews
Bradford
Yorkshire
Ripon
Congregational Meetings Spotlight Denominational Ties at Hexham
The annual association meeting at Hexham’s Congregational Church discussed denominational support. Speakers urged annual collections for colleges and missionary training while noting representation on the Nottingham Congregational Institute committee. Reports covered pastorates, resignations, church openings, and new chapels across England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Hexham
J. Wadland
H. T. Rorsous
Newcastle
Nottingham
Robjohns
County Association
Congregational Institute
F. Watts
Birmingham
J. T.shawcross
Souls and stewardship at the religious meeting
In a schoolroom gathering E Ridley presided as speakers urged earnest preaching and faithful living. Sermons by Spurgeon were cited as saving souls, and discussions covered church finance, the duty of offerings, and the need for wealth to fund gospel work led by Rev G Autry Rev W Sanders and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Chapel
Bradford
Andrews
Britl
Bucks
Brill
J.D. Thane
Congregational Church
Anstiss
D. Martin
J. S. Darley
W. Major
E. Dyson
Bond
Argyle
Russetrown
Bristol
W. Summerville
J. M. Godwin
H. O. Wills
Camberwell Newroap Congregational
W. P. Tiddy
Octavius Winslow
Brighton
Dr. Webster
Dulwich
G. M. Murphy
Thadev
J. K. Rowe
D. Herschell
Loughborough Road Chapel
Alexander Hannay
Board of
Congregational Ministers
Hammensmith
Albion-road Congregational Church
Hammersmith
Thomas Carter
C. Graham
Shepherd’s Bush
J. Stoughton
D.D
Kensington
J. K. Richards
J. H. Hitchens
J. Mullens
Mission House
B. Beddow
Wanstead
J. G. Hughes
Maldon
P. Bailhache
Kk. Macbeth
Messrs. C. Cook
I. Groom
Treadwray
Camunipee
Cambridge
E. Ridley
Spurgeon
G. Autry
Stockton
W. Sanders
Sunderland
Moses
Israel
Tabernacle
Mr. Sanders
John Ross
J. Wadland
A. Norris
Tynemouth
Gentleman
Joan Ripiey
Hart
Alllen
J. 8. Moffatt
G. Allen
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Religious and Denominational
Wess
Northumberland and Durham Congregational Association