Una breve storia di Metodismo indipendente : un ricordo del centesimo incontro annuale delle Chiese Metodiste indipendenti, 1905 . innumber, ma uomini di fede e di coraggio. Tra i temerari Robert Hope, Matthew Henderson, e John Slater.They sono stati raggiunti da alcuni uomini più giovani, tra cui beingJ. T. Clark, G. Kell, W. Curwen, J. Vickerstaff, R. Sllaterand altri. I lavori sono stati portati avanti, contro molti opposizioni, nella Band Room fino a quando il luogo era richiesto per l'ospedale. I servizi sono stati poi trasportati nella casa di John Vickerstaff. Un luogo è stato assicurato per un nuovo edificio LE CHIESE DEL NORD. 195 e.

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A short history of Independent Methodism : a souvenir of the hundredth annual meeting of the Independent Methodist Churches, 1905 . innumber, but men of faith and courage. Amongst themwere Robert Hope, Matthew Henderson, and John Slater.They were joined by some younger men, among them beingJ. T. Clark, G. Kell, W. Curwen, J. Vickerstaff, R. Slaterand others. Work was carried on, against much opposi-tion, in the Band Room until the place was required for ahospital. Services were then carried on in the house ofJohn Vickerstaff. A site was secured for a new building THE NORTHERN CHURCHES. 195 and a Church erected and opened onOnly one bricklayer and one labourer verection the rest ofthe work being doneb y the m embers.Nearly the whole ofthe joiners work wasdone by three mem-bers, viz. :—RichardMartin. George Kirt-ley and Robert Dob-son. After eight andten hours hard workin the mine, to thecredit of the youngmen be it said thatthey used to carryand wheel sufficientbricks and mortar-each night to servethe bricklayer thewhole of the follow-ing day. RobertHopes memory ischerished in thisChurch. August 9th, 1884.n the. ROBERT HOPE. SPENNYMOOR—JUBILEE CHURCH. The Church was commenced in 1883 in the Central Hall, where worship was conducted on the Sundays, theweek-night services being held in the houses of themembers. Subsequently the present Church was erectedon the site of four houses which the members had pur-chased. A pipe organ has recently heen added to theChurch. BROWXEY COLLIERY. Robert Hope preached the opening services in the oldreading-room in 18S2. In 1890 Thomas Foster laid thefoundation stone of the new Church, the opening sermonsbeing preached shortly afterwards by Haswell Brown, ofSunderland. Alexander Daglish, Arthur Woolard andMrs. Wilkinson were amongst the founders, and are stillassociated with the work. 10, 6 THE NORTHERN CHURCHES. NEWCASTLE CIRCUIT. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE—PINE STREET. This was the hrst Church established in NewcastleCircuit, services b

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