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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 15, 1873

Page

2

Church and Church Disestablishment Debate at Congress

The congress featured heated discussions on disestablishment and church reform. Speakers urged laity involvement, questioned episcopal expansion, and praised theological study while warning against apathy and division within the Church of England.

Religious provision in Wiltshire rural parishes sketched

Mr Tuck reports on Wiltshire 1851 religious accommodation and current progress for the Wilts and East Somerset Congregational Union. In 1851 Church of England provision averaged 45 percent with nonconformists at 31 percent. 331 Anglican and 372 nonconformist places of worship existed. Since 1851 some towns added sittings and new chapels at Broadchalk Swindon Malmesbury Chapmanslade Heytesbury Calne Mere Batheaston Crockerton and Birdbush, while many villages lack dissenting chapels amid landlord resistance. The union urges evangelism village pastors lay agency and rural visitation to improve spiritual provision.

Wilts Tuck Calne Marlborough Church of England Melksham Salisbury Union Wilts and Somerset Wiltshire Wilts and East Somerset Union W. Clarkson S. Wills A. Rowland H. Edwards

Church and State on the Continent

The Old Catholic Bishop Reinkens is sworn in at Berlin in a ceremony in the Ministry of Public Worship. Ministers and witnesses from both sides attend as an altar lights burn. The oath affirms loyalty to Cesar while noting the state’s protection of the Old Catholics amid Romanist tensions.

Church Church and State Review Saturday Review Pall Mall Gazette House of Commons Church of England Gee Clark Raikes Grier Littlewood Canon Lightfoot Samuel Garratt Martin Luther Hisses England Episcoate J. Griffith Neath Griffith Ecclesiastical Commission Reinkens Berlin Ministry of Public Worship Herr Sydow Greiff, Keller, Stieve Lukanus Canon von Reichthofen Knoodt, Weber Schmielders Elvenich Hasenclever Falck Cesar Rome

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