Charles Spurgeon
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Charles Spurgeon (Heroes of the Faith)
- Author: Dan Harmon
- Length: 208
- Edition: Paperback
- Publisher: Barbour Publishing
Description of Charles Spurgeon:
His fiery presence in the pulpit led to the building of London's Metropolitan Tabernacle, where over 6,000 people could listen to the great orator.
Description of Dan Harmon, author of Charles Spurgeon:
Charles Haddon Spurgeon's preaching gifts were go great, that a structure accomodating 6,000 people, was built in 1861 just for him. The great orator and preacher continued filling the pews until death thirty years later, while also founding there a pastor's college and an orphanage, both of which still exist. Rejecting the Congregationalist theology of his father, Spurgeon was baptized as an adult and soon after discovered his God given gifts in a Baptist pastorate near Cambridge, England. A powerful evangelist with a natural and appealing sense of humor, Spurgeon delivered sermons that are eminently readable today and still, remarkably in print over a century later. For ages 12 and up.