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Appendix 1 - The Islington Conference

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 February 2023

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Summary

Few records were kept of the early decades of the Islington Conference, founded in 1827. Its proceedings were first reported in the press in 1856. After Daniel Wilson Jnr assumed chairmanship of the conference in 1860, verbatim reports were published by The Record until the centenary in 1927 (issued as separate booklets from 1896). Verbatim reports were then published by Charles Thynne (1928–35), Lutterworth Press (1936–39) and Church Book Room Press (1947–49), but from the 1950s papers were only sporadically published.

9 January 1856: The Progress of True Religion at Home and Abroad During the Last Ten Years

Our Home Population (Edward Hoare)

Our Colonies (Edward Garbett)

The Heathen World (Henry Venn)

Ireland (Robert Bickersteth)

France (Richard Burgess)

Switzerland and Italy (Daniel Wilson)

Sermon (Henry M. Villiers)

12 January 1860: Revival

Chairman’s Address (Daniel Wilson)

What is the nature of the work of the Holy Ghost, more particularly in the conversion of the ungodly, and what reason have we for expecting a large outpouring of the Spirit at the present time? (William Harrison)

How does the Holy Spirit aid in prayer, and how far would a greater unanimity among Christians of different denominations foster a spirit of prayer in the Church of Christ? (H. T. Lumsden)

How may a revival of spiritual religion be promoted among the clergy, and greater effectiveness be given to their pulpit ministrations? (J. C. Ryle) What is the home work of the Church of England in connexion with the Spirit’s influence, and how may it be best advanced? (W. W. Champneys)

10 January 1861: Parochial Ministrations, and the Spirit in which to Conduct Them

Chairman’s Address (Daniel Wilson)

The Public Preaching of Christ’s Gospel (J. C. Miller)

Pastoral Communication between the Clergy and the Adult Members of their Flock (Sir Emilius Bayley)

The Necessity of Wrestling Prayer and Earnest Study, in order to Secure Success (T. R. Birks)

[Impromptu address] (Henry M. Villiers, George Smith)

Ministerial Intercourse with the Young (Edward Hoare)

Special Efforts for Teaching the Lowest Classes, whether by City Missionaries, Bible Women, Open Air Services, or Other Means (Anthony W. Thorold)

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Evangelicalism and the Church of England in the Twentieth Century
Reform, Resistance and Renewal
, pp. 268 - 296
Publisher: Boydell & Brewer
Print publication year: 2014

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