Congregational Union Address Invites Nottingham Working Classes
Speakers frame the Congregational Union event as a bridge between Independents and working men. They defend independent church governance free of state funds, urge lay participation, and stress education restraint and moral living amid a rising working-class political voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Union
Nottingham
England
Potter
Church of England
Christian Fellowship
Church of God
Living Church
Church of the Living God
London
Servants of
Christ
Paris
Venice
Milan
Rev
T. Green
Ashton-under-Lyne
Ll. D. Bevan
Ll.b
Notable Clergy Death and Congregational Gifts In Scotland
Dr. Finwayson of Edinburgh was found dead in bed at Campbeltoun after speaking at induction services the day before. His congregation presented him with three thousand pounds recently. The Croydon church selects a new leader with gifts from Joseph Buckley. Cheshunt College reports overflow applications, but funds fall short by 2084 pounds after total costs near 9952. The United Presbyterian English Synod adopts a committee to pursue union terms with the English Presbyterian Church, to report in Edinburgh in May 1873.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finwayson
Edinburgh
United Presbyterian
Campbeltoun
Croypon
Samuel Parkinson
George-street Chapel
Croydon
Joseph Buckley, Esq
Guildford
ChesHunt CoLitEce
Cheshunt College
J. Baldwin Brown
Propostep Union
United Presbyterian Church
Grange Lane
Birkenhead
W. Graham
General Synod
Supreme Synod
Hampshire Congregational Union meets in Southampton
The Hampshire Congregational Union held its autumn meetings at Albion Chapel Southampton on October 9 and 10. Topics included Sunday School Union work a conference for Sunday school teachers and discussions on catechisms with reports showing 500 schools 1,249 teachers and 11 601 scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire Congregational Union
Albion Chapel
Southampton
Sunday School Union
F. J. Trippe
W. B. Randall
J.P
Osborne
Romsey
E. Lane
Christchurch
W. Newland
Newport
S. March
Church of England
Joseph Fletcher
Union
March
Manchester
Fletcher
W. H. Jellie
Gosport
W. Robertson
J. E. Flower
Basingstoke
Commonwealth of England
Correspondence on Libera tion Society meetings in Birmingham
A correspondent praises the earnest spirit at Birmingham Libera tion Society meetings. He argues opponents misread confidence as weakness and frames the agricultural laborers' struggle to end serfdom as a long, stern conflict requiring armour. The piece urges Nonconformist leaders to heed this grand class battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberation Society
Birmingham
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Jesus Christ
Parsons
Henry Lee
Liberation Movement
The
Nonconformest
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