Spurgeon Leads Maze Pond Chapel Fund Drive
The gathering praised faith over wealth as Rev. C. H. Sparczon recalled the chapel’s origins at Maze Pond. Mr. Spurgeon urged liberal giving for a larger house, noting the site’s historic pilgrim ties and the chapel’s increasing public usefulness. The day’s totals reached 800 pounds.
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J. T. Wigner
C. H. Sparczon
Maze Pond
Harrison
Despond
Tabard
Southwark
St. Thomas
Baptists
Barclay Perkins
Spurgeon
London
Maze Pond Chapel
W. Howieson
Metropolitan Tabernacle
W. Harrison
J. Barran
M.P
W. Braden
S. G. Green
W. P. Cope
David Jones
Newman Hall
A. Mursell
Congregational Ministers Move in England and Wales
A series of ministerial changes and new church openings across England and Wales is reported. Rev N B Langridge accepts a unanimous call to Clifton Down Church. Rev James Bedell resigns after 30 years at Oldham Road Manchester. Rev Edwin Baker to Old Chapel Stroud. Rev Alfred Kluht to Billericay Essex. Rev G Cakebread recognized in Newport Essex. New chapels opened at Malvern and Tonbridge with notable donors and large congregations. North Wales English Congregationalism society formed with M P Henry Richard among speakers.
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Langridge
Torquay
Clifton Down
James Bedell
Oldham Road Congregational Church
Manchester
Edwin Baker
South Shields
Old Chapel
Stroud
Moucestershire
Alfred Kluht
New College
Billericay
Essex
Kluht
G. Cakebread
Newport
D. Davies
D. Grigsby
E. Ault
W. Darwent
Wattisfield
Suffolk
Robert Freeman
London School Board
Metropolitan Board of Works
Wiliam Warren
Enoristi
Nort Wales
North Wales
Independent
Queen Street
Chester
Holywell
W. Crossfield
Liverpool
Congregational Union of England
South Wales
Cheshire
Salop
Lan
Henry Richard
M.P
Malvern
Worcester-road
C. Y. Potts
Ledbury
R. V. Pryce
Ll.b
Worcester
R. W. Dale
Birmingham
J. G. Rogers
London
A. C.gill
Astor
James Spicer
Woodford
F. Sweet
J. Morison
A. M. Carter
Spicer
Corn Exchange
A. Egg
Coverdale
North Street
Congregational
Kent
Newman Hall
S. Morley
Tonbridge
Church of England
Welsh style deems disestablishment at Congregational meeting
Our correspondent reports a large St George's Hall meeting of the Congregational Union of England and Wales. Attendance was strong, lower gallery seats sold at sixpence, and speakers impressed more by content than oratorical force. The Bulgarian question and Turkish province independence were swiftly disposed of as delegates pressed the union’s religious liberty agenda.
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Congregational
Kent
A. Turner
Ashford
Allen
Morley
St. George’s Hall
Herber Evans
Congregational Union
Horton Lane Chapel
Hannay
England
Pulsford
Glasgow
Scotland
W. O. Simpson
Bradford
Church of England
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