A History of British Calvinism - a knowledge organiser part 4

PERIOD	MONARCH	DATE	KEY EVENT	DESCRIPTION	KEY CALVINISTS (BY DEATH DATE)
Nineteenth century		1804	British and Foreign Bible Society founded
		1806	Burghurs split in Auld and New Lichts		Abraham Booth (1734-1806)
		1807			John Newton (1725-1807)
		1807	Aged Pilgrims’ Friendly Society founded
		1813			William Huntingdon (1745-1813)
		1814			John Sutcliff (1752-1814)
		1814			Andrew Fuller (1782-1815)
		1815	United Secession Church	Established by union of New Licht Burghers and Anti-Burghers	Thomas Haweis (1734-1820)
	George IV (1820 – 1830)	1820
		1822	Auld Lichts rejoin the Church of Scotland
		1823			William Ward (1769-1823)
		1824	Gospel Tract Society founded
		1825			John Rippon (1751-1825)
		1827			Robert Hawker (1753-1827)
		1829	Roman Catholic Emancipation Act
	George IV (1830 – 1837)	1830
		1831	Trinitarian Bible Society founded
		1832			Joseph Kinghorn (1766-1832)
		1833	Gospel Herald magazine founded
		1834			William Carey (1761-1834)
		1834			Joseph Ivimey (1773-1834)
		1835	Gospel Standard Magazine founded
		1836			Charles Simeon (1759-1836)
	Victoria (1837 – 1901)	1837			William Steadman (1764-1837)
		1837			Joshua Marshman (1768-1837)
		1838			William Rushton (1796-1838)
		1838			Christmas Evans (1766-1838)
					John Elias (1774-1841)
		1840			William Nunn (1786-1840)
		1842			Robert Haldane (1764-1842)
		1844	Formation of the Free Church of England		William Gadsby (1773-1844)
		1844			Alexander Carson (1776-1844)
		1845			William Knibb (1803-1845)
		1845	The Protestant Alliance founded founded
		1845	Earthen Vessel magazine founded
		1847	United Presbyterism Church forms	Merger of United Secession Church and Relief Church	Thomas Chalmers (1780– 1847)
		1847			John Stevens (1776-1847)
		1850	Scottish Reformation Society founded
		1850	Free Church of Scotland	Formed by one third of Church of Scotland's congregation who embrace evangelicalism and object to patronage system of appointment of ministers
		1851	Scottish Reformation Society founded
		1852	United Original Secession Church	Some members split to join the Free Church of Scotland	Joseph Irons (1785-1852)
		1852			Christopher Anderson (1782-1852)
		1861			William Cunningham (1805-1861)
		1862			Andrew Reed (1787-1862)
		1864			William Tiptaft (1803-1864)
		1865	Church Association founded
		1869			J. C. Philpot (1802-1869)
		1870			John Kershaw (1792-1870)
		1872			James Wells (1803-1872)
		1873			Robert S. Candlish (1806–1873)
					Alexander Duff (1806-1878)
		1878			William McKerrow (1803-1878)
		1889	The Protestant Truth Society founded
		1892			C H Spurgeon (1834-1892)
		1892	The Bible League Trust founded
		1892	Bible League Quarterly founded
		1893	Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland formed	Split from the Free Church of Scotland
		1897	Christian’s Pathway magazine founded
		1898	Protestant Alliance Magazine founded
		1900			J C Ryle (1816-1900)
	Edward VII (1901 – 1910)	1901
Twentieth century		1906	The National Church League founded
	George  V (1910 – 1936)	1910			Alexander Maclaren (1826-1910)
		1914	Sovereign Grace Union (SGU) founded
		1915	First SGU conference
		1917	Peace and Truth magazine founded
		1918	Fellowship of Evangelical Churchmen founded
		1920	Free Grace Record founded
		1922	Bible Churchmen’s Society founded
		1924			Henry Wace (1836-1924)
		1927	Free Church of England and Reformed Episcopal Church unite
		1928	Parliamentary defeat of the Revised Prayer Book
		1929	Evangelical Quarterly founded
		1929	SGU delegates visit the Netherlands
		1930			William Sykes (1861-1930)
		1932	SGU publishes Kuyper's Lectures on Calvinism
		1932	‘The Reformed Faith: commonly called Calvinism’. 1st International Conference of Calvinists (18th SGU conference)
		1933			Henry Atherton (1875-1933)
	Edward VIII (1936)
	George VI (1936 – 1952)	1936
		1937			James Kidwell Popham (1847-1937)
		1938	4th International Conference of Calvinists held in Edinburgh
		1939			John R. Mackay (1865-1939)
		1943			Donald Maclean (1869-1943)
		1947	Evangelical Quarterly publsihed paper by Dooyeweerd
		1950	The Church Society founded
		1951			Thomas Houghton (1859-1951)
	Elizabeth II (1952- )	1952	The Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches founded		Arthur W. Pink (1886-1952)
		1952	British Evangelical Council founded
		1955	Banner of Truth Magazine founded
		1958	International Reformed Bulletin begins publication
		1959	Eternal Truth magazine founded
		1960	Latimer Trust founded
		1961	4th IARFA Conference in Cambridge
		1963	E.L. Hebden Taylor returns to UK
		1966
		1967	The Evangelical Times magazine founded
		1968	6th IARFA Conference in Nottingham
		1970	1st AACS Conference, in Birmingham
		1970	Reformation Today magazine founded
		1970	Grace Magazine founded from merger of Free Grace Record and Gospel Herald
		1971	2nd AACS conference, Bristol
		1975	CSU Summer School, Derby
		1976	IARFA Conference, Edinburgh
		1977	International Reformed Bulletin edited by David Hanson
		1978	Foundations magazine founded
		1981	IRB ceases publication		D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones (1899-1981)
		1982	College House in Cambridge (CHiC) begins
		1989	WYSOCS founded		G.N.M. Collins (1901-1989)
		1990	British Reformed Fellowship founded
		1993	British Reformed Journal magazine founded
		1996	New Focus magazine founded