Brighton Congress Reflections on Spiritual Life and Education
The report assesses the recent Brighton Congress with debates on Spiritual Life, higher education of women, and church rubrics. It notes strong interest and broad sympathy for vital religion while warning that extreme High-Churchism persists and party unity remains elusive despite overall effort and some procedural faults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acland
Tidy
Church of England
Brighton
Congress
Gordon lectures for Liberation Society across towns
Mr Gordon, lecturer for the Liberation Society, spoke in the Methodist Free Church at Littleton Liver sedge and in Cockermouth Royal Assembly Room, praising the society and drawing large attentive congregations. He also lectured in Leghill near Newcastle on Disestablishment and Disendowment with strong audience interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liversepok
West Kipine
Gordon
Liberation Society
Methodist Free Church
Littleton
Liversedge
J. Clay
Cleckheaton
Cockermouth
Cumberland
Mr. Gordon
Royal Assembly Room
Eyan
Irwin
Leghill
Newcastle
Shawcross
Cheshire
Carlisle
Victoria Hall
Aproachine Liberation Conference to Open Disestablishment Campaign
The Manchester Conference Committee met to finalize arrangements for meetings in Manchester on November 4 to launch the disestablishment campaign. Henry Lee presided with Carvell Williams present. Morning at Memorial Hall, night at Free-trade Hall. Invitations go to supporters across several counties. others may attend with admission cards from London or Manchester offices. Several movement leaders plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Henry Lee
J.P
Carvell Williams
London
Memorial Hall
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Westmoreland
Cumberland
Cheshire
North Midland
J. F. Alexander
Ecclesiastical events and disestablishment urged
Central Executive and district councils urge attendance at meetings citing late parliamentary ecclesiastical events. They highlight anticipated legislation next year, the status of Established Churches in England and Scotland, and public opinion on disestablishment. They warn that only through active effort will hopes be realized, with no let up in zeal or vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Yorkshire District Council
Manchester and Salford
England
Scotland
Church and State on the Continent Mixed Faith Updates
Reports from across Europe outline Archbishop of Cologne's release after six months detention and a reduced term, while Bishop Eberhard's fine is discharged. Hedging laws in Hesse Darmstadt curb clerical political influence and monastic growth, with measures on education orders and Cantonal decisions on convents and churches. The Times notes royal Catholic conversion in Bavaria and church splits over ritualism, plus Turk policy toward Christian converts and Sevenoaks church tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Tréves
Eberhard
Hesse-Darmstadt
Chamber of
Baden
Grand Duchy
Ursuline
Interior
Posen
Bren
Herr von Niegelewsky
Maiewski
Bavaria
Hohenschwangau
The
Times
Canton of
Soleure
Grand Council
Mariastein
St. Urs
St. Leo
Madeleine
Journal de Genéve
Church Association memorial signed on eastward position issue
The Council of the Church Association reports 12000 signatures on a memorial against a specific eastward position. The authorised Old Testament revision committee ended its 25th session on Oct 7 at the Jerusalem Chamber and advanced to 2 Samuel vii 8. Dublin Mail cites Times charges about ordinations in the Irish Church as not applying to Dublin diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of the Church Association
Jerusalem
Dublin Mail
Times
Dublin
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the Liberation Society
Gladstone
Guardian
Albion Hotel
Free Citizen
Highgate
Kentish Town
Free Church of England
Bishop’s Cleve
Gloucestershire
Lady Beaumont
Carlton Towers
Goole
Lord Kilmaine
Lord Beaumont
Turkey
Porte
Sevenoaks
H. F. Sidebottom
C. Crofts
Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School
Curteis
Sidebottom
Cuurent ConGrEss
Larry
the Spectator
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