ABOUT THE ARCHIVE

What This Spurgeon Library Is

Born Again Daily has assembled a locally searchable archive of Charles H. Spurgeon's historical writings from public-domain editions and established digital repositories.

What we preserve

The archive includes the 63-volume pulpit sermon corpus, daily devotionals, books, lectures, catechism, autobiography, practical writings, and all 150 Psalms of The Treasury of David. Original source and rights notes are retained with each item.

What we do not copy

Modern introductions, modernized rewrites, contemporary annotations, new translations, site articles, and other newer editorial material are not treated as public domain merely because they discuss Spurgeon. The goal is to preserve Spurgeon's historical material, not copy somebody else's modern edition.

Historical numbering

Spurgeon's printed sermon catalog contains quirks such as shared sermon numbers and letter-suffixed numbers. We preserve the historical source numbering rather than manufacturing duplicate texts just to make a numeric sequence look perfect.

5,247searchable pieces

22collections

28.7million words

Major source repositories

CCEL

Original historical pastoral letter by C. H. Spurgeon; public-domain text.

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CCEL / Spurgeon Archive

Original C. H. Spurgeon work; public domain in the United States. Source provenance retained.

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CrossWire TDavid SWORD module

The Treasury of David is public domain. CrossWire TDavid module provenance retained.

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Internet Archive 1876 public-domain scan

Original historical text is public domain in the United States; provenance retained.

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Internet Archive public-domain scan

Original historical text is public domain in the United States; provenance retained.

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LivePrayer migration / C.H. Spurgeon’s Prayers (1905)

Historical public-domain prayer text; source provenance retained.

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Project Gutenberg

Original historical text is public domain in the United States; provenance retained.

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The Spurgeon Library

Original C. H. Spurgeon-era text; public domain in the United States. Source provenance retained.

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The Spurgeon Library / public-domain historical text

Original C. H. Spurgeon sermon; public-domain historical text; source provenance retained.

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