Wakefield Zion Church Sees Rev Sanders Depart for Canada
Readings recount the Zion Congregational Chapel Wakefield farewell to Rev H Sanders after fourteen years. A call from Hamilton Canada followed a holiday visit, with gifts including a 30 valued timepiece and silver tea service presented by teachers and parishioners. The church and congregation offered prayers for his ministry and future.
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J. G. Rogers
Clapham
John iv
W. E. Morris
W. Clarkson
Philanthropic Institute
Matthew Clarke
Harborough
John Bunyan
Friends of the Cause
T. A. Old
T. Toller
T. Williams
T. E. Noyes
H. Sanders
Wakefield
Canada
Zion Congregational Chapel
Sanders
Dominion
Hamilton
Pullan
Indianapolis
Zion
Gentleman
Zion Schoolroom
Isaac Briggs
Benglass
Northern Congregational School
Bruce
Farewell to A Dedication at Kirkgate Station
A group gathered at the Mission Room with a bound Holdaworth’s Psalmody and a carved paper-knife as keepsakes. On Wednesday at 8:30 am Mr. Sanders and his family left Kirkgate Station for Liverpool, with church officers and many congregation members present to bid their late minister farewell.
Letter on disestablishment and church state bonds
Andrew Dunn appeals to readers rebutting a hostile lead on disestablishment. He argues grievances within the Establishment are not essential and urges a plan to extirpate abuses while stressing faith in church state interdependence and ethics. Dunn cites Nonconformist backing and a forthcoming Southwark election push.
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Contemporary Review
Church of England
Amadeus Lovart
Wilfrid Lawson
London
James Heywood
F.R.S
Andrew Dunn
Southwark Street
Clapham
Southwark
Anti-State Church Association
Southwark Election Letter Defends Full Text Publication
A correspondent protests the Daily News for omitting his full letter on Southwark election coverage. He asserts the editor published only a paragraph misrepresenting his case and requests printing the complete letter to ensure fairness.
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Daily News
The
Southwark
Birmingham Religious Education Society forms at private meeting
A private meeting in Carrs Lane Birmingham convened by evangelical Nonconformists approved a motion to form the Birmingham Religious Education Society to provide evangelical instruction for children in board schools. The society will use volunteers and rent school buildings, with a committee to draft rules and instruction schemes.
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Carr’s Lane
Birmingham
Benjamin Bird
John Jenkyna Brown
W. F. Callaway
J. A. Cooper
R. W. Dale
Ishmael Jones
Henry Manton
J. M
John Jenkyn Brown
Downing
Austin
Cho
Bright
Religious Education Society
League
Dale
Gladatone
Hawarden
Mr. Forster
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