Book Description

Title:

From the Usher's Desk to the Tabernacle Pulpit. The Life and Labours of Pastor C. H. Spurgeon

Author:

Robert Shindler

Publication Year:

1897

Location:

London

Publisher:

Passmore and Alabaster

Pages:

316

Subjects:

Christian Mission, Charles Haddon Spurgeon

Copyright Holder:

Public domain

Contents

• Preface

1. Mr. Spurgeon's Ancestry
2. Mr. Spurgeon's Grandfather
3. C. H. Spurgeon's Father and Mother
4. Birth and Early Life of Mr. Spurgeon
5. Mr. Spurgeon's Conversion and Baptism
6. Mr. Spurgeon's First Sermon
7. Mr. Spurgeon's Proposed College Training
8. Mr. Spurgeon's Call to London
9. The Church at the Metropolitan Tabernacle
10. Early Years of Mr. Spurgeon's Pastorate
11. The Metropolitan Tabernacle
12. The Pastors' College
13. The Society of Evangelists
14. The Stockwell Orphanage
15. Mrs. Spurgeon's Book Fund
16. Mr. Spurgeon's Jubilee
17. Mr. Spurgeon as a Preacher and Author
18. Mr. Spurgeon as a Hymn-Writer
19. Various Agencies in Connection with the Tabernacle Church
20. The Downgrade Controversy
21. Mr. Spurgeon at Home
22. The. Spurgeon's Long Illness
23. Mr. Spurgeon at Mentone
24. Conclusion

• Mr. Spurgeon's Translation

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