C.H. SPURGEON was the most well known and heard preacher in London by the time he was twenty-one. Although he had no formal theological training, he still arose to great heights of success in the service of his LORD.
Spurgeon spoke to thousands each Sunday in the Metropolitan Tabernacle, in his own brand and style of preaching, and he also founded churches, Sunday schools, orphanages and a Pastor's College. In his literary accomplishments, he edited a monthly church magazine and was a great supporter and promoter of literature distribution.
This volume has endeavoured to portray the life and works of C.H. Spurgeon, beginning with an interesting narrative of his life, choice selections from his sermons and lectures and a large collection of extracts from his most famous writings.
308 pages.
