Evangelical union debates church methods and reform
The meeting discusses preaching tours in Yorkshire and limited successes, urging local minister settlement for a week and favoring Church of England or Wesleyan methods for missions. A working men’s session then challenges Christian work’s impact on labor, education, and temperance, praising religious influence and urging reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Robertson
Yorkshire
Copus
North Molton
T. Wayman
Blackpool
Church of England
Nicholson
Temperance Hall
W. H. Willans
London
Trades Union Congress
Leicester
Ghent
Rupert Bruce
Huddersfield
Christ
Carvetl Williams
Newman Hatt
Ll.b
Church of Christ
Cromwell
Wilberforce
Clarkson
Cobden
John Bright
Kaffirs
Jesus
Sesson
Titanes
Anton
Richard
Wales
House of Commons
Hear
Henry Richard
Union
W. Bye
Bradford
Congregational Union of Yorkshire
Allen
Ricuaro
England
Congregational Union
Raletau
S. Boothroyd
Southport
Maclaren
A. Mackeennal
Bowdon
Grimsware
Ipswich
Lankester
H. Wincut
A. Hannay
John Milne
J. Morley Wright
J. A. Maceapdyen
Manchester
Home Missionary Society
W. Brapren
Hannay
Fairpairn
Airedale College