Conference tensions mark Leicester union meetings over Wycliffe conference
At Leicester Congregational Union events, a public Wycliffe Church Conference sparked divisions among ministers and lay delegates. A London pastor and Leicester speakers joined debates on church unity, church aid and home missions, and Indian famine relief as the session continued with broad attendance and brotherly addresses.
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Baldwin Brown
John Wycliffe
Congregational Union
Wycliffe Church
Mark Wilks
London
Joseph Wood
Leicester
Simon
Mr. Picton
T. Gasquoine
Messrs. Hebditch
Robjohns
Thomas
Allen
J. Wood
B. Waugh
Picton
J. P. Hopps
London-road Chapel
Richard
M.P
Joan Dovetas
Glasgow
Scottish Congregational Union
Scotland
Church of Scotland
J. Walmsley
J. W. Tuew
Mr. Mursell
Wee Weeting
Tie
J. P. Marseat
Belvoir-street Baptist Chapel
Congregational Union of
England and Wales
Cuartman
Free Churches of England
Congregational Union Conference
Hannay
Congregational Church-Aid and Home Missionary Society
W. Tuck
Bath
Home Missionary Society
H. T. Rossous
Hull
J. H. Wilson
Samuel Morley
F. Stepuens
Birmingham
Warwickshire
County Union
G. S. Barrett
Norwich
J. Spencer
Manchester
J. A. Macfadyen
J. Baldwin Brown
P. C. Barker
Rotherham
A. Hannay
Baron Hart
Paris
McAll
N. J. Taylor
Church of Ireland
Taylor
Mr. Hart
Synod of the Free Churches of France
Lyons
Mullens
London Missionary Society
Union
India
Committee of the Union
Lord Mayor’s Fund
Lord Mayor's Fund
England
Presidency of
Madras
Central India
Bombay
Australia
Madras Presidency
W. E. Morris
Market Harborough