The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-07

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sam n Jones holds meetings in cincin.
Dr., Chapman holds meetings on the
Midnight meetings and evangelical
parades occur in Boston. Denver, Loi
rho welsh revivnl. Langhor. South
Wales: revival began under preaching o.
Il young theological Student, Evan Kop-
erts; the Peoples Revival" the Sing
ing Revival"
Three simultaneous meetings held by
the Disciples church In Cincinnati. Kan
City and Pttsburg; from twenty, to fifty
churches in each city .engased; from
in each city. There have been 5000
baptisms, and 5000 take membership.
6-Federation and Organic
Union.
Union of Baptlsts OF north and south
oonsummated without a dissenting vote
slavery. Baptist Young Peoples Union
effective in bringing about this end: the
first General Convention OF the Baptists
Of North America will be held in 1906:
include 100000 Baptists and Baptist
population of 100000.
The Congregational Church OF North
Brookfleld, Mass. changes from the Con-
EDUCATIONAL Communion to the Protestant
Episcopal Communion.
Union OF the Presbyterian and Cum
berland. Presbyterian Churches approved
by majority OF Presbyterlans In each.
FORMER union expected to he consume
mated in 1907.
Presbyterians united in India: nine
branches in ono; thirty-three Presbyter-
les; seven Synods: 1900 commandments;
10 200 adherents
General Conference United Brethren
Church accepts plan of federation with
Methodist Protestant and Congregations
alists.
Oh. Ch,ristian Union in Canada Christmas
week. 1901; $50 representatives. Metho,,
G Glst, bpres,b 70, and Congregational
y Of Organic t Union 10 Ps ss caven
occurred General Gonfer esoce Mess sHsS
mittees Of forty on Doctrine Poiity. Ad-
ministration, Ministry. and fifteen on Law
appointed to report to later sessions of
9, Presbyterian minister and Jewish rab-
81 disuss the need of more young men
laymen present the Importance OF relig-
The Rev. Dr. Nelson Willard, of Roch-
permitted to withdraw from the Presby-
terrain ministry because OF his own abso-
lutte iute Denomination, on account of mis-
expressed in Westminster Confession:
Presbytery records its unwillIngness to
a acc and expresses Its conviction OF
Christian fellowship. Same meeting OF
Presbytery admits q Methodist and Free
Baptist preacher. One member, comment
Ing on same, says abundant evidence
presbyterian system of doctrine Is in
hux, and that It's fellowship includes
men of many different theological POSI-
tons. men Of. Numerically opposite Views
can Fellowship In it,
Organic union received setback in
Scotland on legal technically. Tho
United Free Church OF Scotland. orig!-
mated in 1873, by the withdrawal of a
large number OF ministers and members
from the Established Church. Its, work
and a relaxing from severe terms In the
Confession of Faith. In 1900, A. D., Free
Church united with the United Presby-
terrain Church CScotland): nine congrega-
tons stood out against the union; Scotch
courts decide against their appeal. House
Of Lords reversed decision OF courts. rec
ognized the minority as the. true and
OF property over to them. This produced
a state OF chaos in the largest church in
Scotland. and aroused the deepest feel
ing. The Free legal advantage by sys-
tematic evictions Church has Been press
ing its temporary OF the United Free
Church. AT the. same time the Free
Church Is palpably unable to administer
the trust which has come into its hands.
Of the pa9sisy Of Its msm zen
tho Free Church. &c. In the
three divinity schools all the professors
in foreign fields. The United