Sermons & Devotionals by Gwilym Hughes

At Anfield. — A Chant of Praise. — Features of the Mission. LIVERPOOL, Thursday, March 30, 1905. Disappointing as was last night’s meeting at Princes Road Chapel to those familiar with revival scenes in South Wales, the Liverpool people express themselves delighted with it. They regard it as an unqu... Read More

Church Members Denounced. — Missioner Prohibits a Test. — Congregation Abruptly Dismissed. LIVERPOOL, Monday, April 3, 1905. Liverpool is stirred to its very depth. The scenes witnessed at Shaw-street Chapel on Saturday night are described as unprecedented in the religious history of the city, and s... Read More

BOOTLE, Liverpool, Thursday, April 6, 1905. Bootle is in Liverpool, but not of it. Skirting the city at its northern end, with New Brighton as its vis-a-vis on the opposite shore, it has a Corporation of its own, and has strenuously and successfully resisted every attempt made by the city to absorb ... Read More

LIVERPOOL, Saturday Night, April 1 1905 A special meeting exclusively for non-adherents is surely a novel feature even in a revival which, from its beginning, has been run on unusual lines. The idea of organising such a gathering was conceived in Liverpool, and to-night we witness in Liverpool the f... Read More

By Sir Edward Russell, Editor of the Liverpool Daily Post and Mercury. “The Silent Evangelist” has held his last Liverpool meeting. During the stay of Evan Roberts, while attention has been largely attracted, few have known what to say. Many have not known what to think. But from first to last the p... Read More

Sweetness and Joy. — A Sparkling Service. LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, April 5, 1905. To-night we are assembled in the Crescent English Congregational Church, Everton Brow, which normally provides accommodation for 1,200. When this morning it was decided to substitute this building for the Welsh Tabernacle... Read More

The Duty of Forgiveness. — Sensational Scene at Birkenhead. BIRKENHEAD, Friday, March 31, 1905. Throughout all the great centres of population skirting the banks of the Mersey, Evan Roberts, the Welsh revivalist, is undeniably the hero of the hour. His name is on every lip, his pictures are exhibite... Read More

The Inaugural Meeting at Princes Road. LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, March 29, 1905. Mr. Evan Roberts, this evening, commenced his work in Liverpool, and for the next fortnight or three weeks, so it is now arranged, he will minister among the scores of thousands of Welsh people who are residing in and aroun... Read More

Where is the Mocker? — Unique Service at Seacombe. SEACOMBE, CHESHIRE, Tuesday. April 4, 1905. To-night the Welsh revivalist, Mr. Evan Roberts, is on a visit to the Welsh population who, to the number of many thousands, reside on this Cheshire side of the Mersey. At 5 o’clock an enormous crowd of vi... Read More