Thirty years' history of the church and congregation in Prince's Street Chapel, Norwich — John Shaqi
Thirty years' history of the church and congregation in Prince's Street Chapel, NorwichAlexander, John
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Thirty years' history of the church and congregation in Prince's Street Chapel, Norwich
Alexander, John
Prince's Street Chapel (Norwich, England) -- History
Transcribed from the 1847 Josiah Fletcher edition by David Price.
THIRTY YEARS’ HISTORY
OF THE
CHURCH AND CONGREGATION
IN
PRINCE’S STREET CHAPEL,
NORWICH.
* * * * *
BY JOHN ALEXANDER,
Pastor.
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NORWICH:
JOSIAH FLETCHER, UPPER HAYMARKET,
AND JARROLD AND SONS.
LONDON: JACKSON AND WALFORD.
1847.
PREFACE.
THE following history was read to the congregation of the Rev. John
Alexander, at a tea party in St. Andrew’s Hall, Norwich, on Tuesday
evening, April 6, 1847, which was held for the purpose of celebrating the
thirtieth year of his ministry. It is now published in compliance with
their request, and in the same style of personal address in which it was
originally delivered. After it had been read, several members of the
congregation addressed the meeting; and the following resolutions were
unanimously passed:—
I. Moved by Mr. Thomas Banks, seconded by Rev. J. Bryan.
“That the history of the Church and Congregation connected with
Prince’s Street Chapel, during the last thirty years, which has now
been read, should awaken in our minds devout gratitude to God for
graciously enabling us to overcome the various difficulties which
have arisen in our course; for the enlargement, peace, and prosperity
which have been granted to the Church, and to the Institutions
associated with it; and for bringing us together at this time under
circumstances which are calculated to awaken encouraging hope for the
future.”
II. Moved by Mr. Joseph Colman, seconded by Mr. Thomas Brooks.
“That on this Thirtieth Anniversary of the residence of our beloved
Pastor in Norwich, we are devoutly grateful to God for having first
directed him hither, and for having permitted him to labour so long
and so successfully amongst us: that we affectionately thank him, for
his constant and faithful devotedness to the work of the ministry and
the welfare of his people; and that we earnestly pray, that for yet
many years to come, he may be spared to enjoy richly the blessings of
the gospel, which he dispenses to others.”
III. Moved by Mr. Frederic Pigg, seconded by Mr. Charles May and Mr.
Josiah Fletcher,
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