The Anglican Church Congress and the rise of voluntaryism
An observer notes the Anglican Church Congress shows sectarian limits in a national church, contrasting Ipswich and Nottingham meetings. The piece argues for greater sympathy between ministers and congregations, questions confessional tensions, and praises Conder and the flying critique of ritualism while urging a genuine pastoral bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewellyn Davies
Ipswich
Daily Telegraph
Nottingham
E. R. Conder
Congregational Union
Derry
Nehemiah
Conder
Christ
New York Evangelical Alliance Congress Report
A London correspondent profiles the New York Evangelical Alliance congress note by note, praising unity across Protestant denominations and detailing discussions on infidelity, faith and reason, geology and the Bible, personal religion, and education. It contrasts the New York coverage with scant London reporting and highlights speakers including Dr. McCosh, Dr. Parker, Rev. Beecher, and Mr. Williams, plus debates on church and state and national education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
New York
London Daily Press
Evangelical Alliance
London
Leathes
King’s College
Bonn
Jesus Christ
MecCosh
Brown
Scotland
Hodge
Princeton
Arnot
Fuller
Baltimore
Joshua Morrison
Plumer
South Carolina
New York Daily Tribune
Free Church of Europe
W. H. Fremantle
Commonwealth
Dwight
Yale College
Connecticut
Lyman Beecher