Nottingham conference frames Christianity as true social science
Reformers at a Nottingham gathering argued Christianity is the core of social progress, urging churches to unite in practical work for prisoners, sick poor, neglected children, and public-house reform. Speakers highlighted district nursing, child welfare, and Germany's Inner Mission as lessons for England while stressing Christian unity in action.
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Jesus Christ
Mechanics’ Institute
Canon Morse
Morse
St. Mary’s
Nottingham
Nottingam
S. Lawson
Leeds
C. S. Slater
Aires
Slater
Meredith
London
Church of Christ
Miss Merryweather
Liverpool
Royal Infirmary
T. Bowman Stephenson
Children’s Home
Bonner Road
Christ’s Church
Church
Sisters of Mercy
Christ
Paton
Germany
England
Ottingham
Arthur Wells
Hind Smith
J. Ryder
W. R. Selway
National Temperance League
House of Commons
R. Anstruther
Barnardo
Stepney-causeway