Sunday schools and church teaching discussed by Congregational leaders
Leaders argue the church must do more for Sunday schools, stressing better trained teachers and class-room provision. They urge parental involvement, early Bible classes, and lay help, while calling for a conference to improve fundraising and ministerial stipends amid temperance debates and sectarian concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Hartney
Birmingham
Bristol
Germany
Morton Brown
Sunday School Union
Henry Hearn
Congregationalism
T. G. Horton
H. Pippock
Church of England
Wales
Hear
Joan Dickenson
Ashworth Brices
Trirron
Congregational Union
John Ross
F.G. Hartey
London
D. Pratr
CuamsBers
Leicester
Ler
Manchester
Marsuatt
Hornsey
Goopallu
Durham
H. Rospsouns
R. Ann
St. James’s Street
W. J. Stent
Warminster
J. Calvert
Attercliffe
America
Great Britain
J. B. Ropertson
Bradford
G. M. Murphy
Bands of Hope
Good Templar Order
Finerns
Brighton
Henerut
Good Templars
Tompson
Prout
Daniel
Sectional Meeting Presided by Mr R Sinclair of London
A sectional meeting conducted Wednesday afternoon by presiding officer Mr R Sinclair of London. Mr Carvell Williams delivered a paper during the session.
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Mechanics’ Hall
J. Manning
Nottingham
Morton Brown
R. Sinclair
London
Carvell Williams