This volume presents the complete "Correspondence Between The Acting Sub-committee On Church Extension And ... James Bisset," offering a detailed look into ecclesiastical matters of the period. The correspondence revolves around a specific grant of four hundred pounds to the new church at Huntly, sparking debate and requiring a robust defense from the Sub-committee. Bisset's examination of the Sub-committee's statement provides invaluable insights into the financial and administrative operations of church extension efforts, as well as the challenges and controversies they faced.
This work is a crucial resource for those studying the history of the Church of Scotland, church governance, and the dynamics of religious finance. Scholars of religious history and ecclesiastical administration will find the arguments and discussions presented here illuminating, offering a rich understanding of the inner workings of church affairs during this period.
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