CLASSIC COLLECTION

C. H. Spurgeon Autobiography

Original public-domain text from C. H. Spurgeon Autobiography.

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Introduction

Ancestry and Genealogy

Happy Childhood at Stambourne

Stambourne Meeting-House

A Memorable Visit to Stambourne.–Mr. Knill’s Prophecy

Incidents of Home and School Life

Memories of Maidstone and Newmarket

A Holiday Pastime.—Essay on Popery

Early Religious Impressions

“Through Much Tribulation”

The Great Change.—Conversion

Letters to Father and Mother, January to June, 1850

Diary, April to June, 1850

A Good Confession.–Baptism

Experiences after Conversion

A Defence of Calvinism

Beginning to Serve the Lord

Cambridge Life and Letters, 1850-1851

“The Boy-Preacher of the Fens”

First Outlines of Sermons, 1851-1852

The Young Soul-Winner at Waterbeach

The Lord’s Hand behind the Maid’s Mistake

Reminiscences as a Village Pastor

Memorable Services away from Waterbeach

Later Sermonettes

Glimpses of Essex and Cambridgeshire Life, 1853

The Last Year at Waterbeach and Cambridge

Dr. Rippon’s Prayer and its Answer

First Sermons at New Park Street Chapel

Letters concerning Settlement in London

Divine and Human Ordination

The Long Pastorate Commenced, 1854

The Cholera Year in London

Love, Courtship, and Marriage

Love, Courtship, and Marriage (Continued)

Love, Courtship, and Marriage (Concluded)

Early Criticisms and Slanders

Early Criticisms and Slanders (Continued)

First Literary Friends

First Literary Friends (Continued)

“In Labours More Abundant”

“In Labours More Abundant” (Continued)

First Visit to Scotland

Marvellous Increase.–Facts and Figures

Seeking the Souls of Men

A New School of the Prophets

First Printed Works.–Author, Publishers, and Readers

Early Wedded Life

Early Wedded Life (Continued)

The Great Catastrophe at the Surrey Gardens Music Hall

Later Services at the Music Hall

Varying Voices–Pro and Con

The “Down-grade” Controversy Foreshadowed

“Helensburgh House” and Garden

“Helensburgh House” and Garden (Continued)

Early Pastoral Epistles

Building “Our Holy and Beautiful House”

Week-day Services, 1858-1860

Meeting in the Unfinished Tabernacle

The Tabernacle Opened

Source & rights

Original C. H. Spurgeon-era work; public domain in the United States. Modern site editorial material is not imported.

Source: The Spurgeon Library