C. H. Spurgeon, Autobiography Volume 1: The Early Years

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By far, the best biography of Spurgeon, being his own account! Your respect and admiration for this great preacher and man of God will grow through the reading of this hugely important work. While any autobiography lacks the continuity of a well-researched biography, there is a freshness to it that is endearing. Spurgeon relates anecdote-like memories, along with detailed descriptions of some of the more pertinent events of his life.

The chapters dealing with his conviction of sin and subsequent conversion are especially enlightening.

His wife, Susannah Spurgeon, wrote several chapters that are also included – mostly about their courtship and early wedded life.

This volume deals mainly with Spurgeon’s childhood and early ministry with the New Park Street Baptist Church, and of course includes some of Spurgeon’s own humor.

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C. H. Spurgeon

Autobiography Volume 1: The Early Years

By far, the best biography of Spurgeon, being his own account! Your respect and admiration for this great preacher and man of God will grow through the reading of this hugely important work. While any autobiography lacks the continuity of a well-researched biography, there is a freshness to it that is endearing. Spurgeon relates anecdote-like memories, along with detailed descriptions of some of the more pertinent events of his life.

The chapters dealing with his conviction of sin and subsequent conversion are especially enlightening.

His wife, Susannah Spurgeon, wrote several chapters that are also included – mostly about their courtship and early wedded life.

This volume deals mainly with Spurgeon’s childhood and early ministry with the New Park Street Baptist Church, and of course includes some of Spurgeon’s own humor.

Table of Contents

1 Childhood at Stambourne 3
2 Stambourne Meeting-house 15
3 Childhood Incidents 23
4 Memories of Schooldays 33
5 Early Religious Impressions 43
6 “Through much Tribulation” 53
7 The Great Change-Conversion 79
8 Experiences after Conversion 99
9 Letters to Father and Mother 111
10 Diary: April to June 1850 123
11 A Good Confession 145
12 Beginning to Serve the Lord 155
13 A Defence of Calvinism 163
14 The Boy Preacher of the Fens 177
15 The Young Soul-winner at Waterbeach 193
16 The Lord’s Hand Behind the Maid’s Mistake 207
17 Reminiscences as a Village Pastor 219
18 Memorable Services Away from Waterbeach 235
19 The Call to London 245
20 The Long Pastorate Commenced 263
21 Love, Courtship and Marriage 277
22 Early Criticisms and Slanders 303
23 Revival at New Park Street 329
24 First Literary Friends 347
25 “In Labours More Abundant” 359
26 Seeking the Souls of Men 373
27 A New School of the Prophets 385
28 First Printed Works 393
29 Early Wedded Life 411
30 The Great Catastrophe 427
31 Varying Voices-Pro and Con 453
32 The “Down-grade” Controversy Foreshadowed 471
33 “Helens burgh House” and Garden 497
34 Week-day Services 507
35 Later Services at the Music Hall 527
Appendix-Declaration of Faith 549
Index 555

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