La vita e le fatiche di Charles HSpurgeon: il fedele predicatore, il devoto Pastore, il nobile filantropo, l'amato presidente di università e la voluminosa scrittore, autore, etc. etc. . Nit succede a essere uno dei figli di pastori College. Il venerdì sera, 21 ottobre, l'undicesima riunione annuale del verde a piedi la missione condotta dal sig. William Olney, Jr., washeld nel tabernacolo aula magna, quando vi è stata una grande a-tendance dei lavoratori e amici della missione. Pastore C. H.Spurgeon presieduta. Il sig. Bennett leggere la relazione, che com-menced con un grato riferimento per lo spirito

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Life and labors of Charles HSpurgeon: the faithful preacher, the devoted pastor, the noble philanthropist, the beloved college president, and the voluminous writer, author, etc., etc. . nit happens to be one of the sons of the Pastors College. On Friday evening, October 21, the eleventh annual meeting ofthe Green Walk Mission, conducted by Mr. William Olney, Jr., washeld in the Tabernacle Lecture Hall, when there was a large at-tendance of the workers and friends of the mission. Pastor C. H.Spurgeon presided. Mr. Bennett read the report, which com-menced with a grateful reference to the spirit of prayer which hadprevailed among the workers, and a recognition of the Lordsiloving care of them at the time when the tempest blew down thetent in August last. It then proceeded to specify the variousspecial and ordinary means which had been used for the pur-pose of bringing the people of Bermondsey to the feet of Jesus.These include Sunday and Thursday-evening services; five prayer-meetings during the week ; magic-lantern lectures illustrating theScriptures; five open-air services weekly ; a tract society, forthe distribution of the pastors sermons by twenty-one friends, who. Mrs. John Spurgeon, Mother of C. H. Spurgeon. PERSONAL NOTES. 375 go from house to house on Sunday afternoons; a Sunday-school, with an average attendance in the afternoon of 386 scholars andtwenty-five teachers, more of whom, especially for the girls classes, are greatly needed; an infant class of about 150 children; amothers meeting, on Wednesday afternoons; a Dorcas society;song-services; missionary meetings, and other agencies which couldnot be mentioned in the short report. The spiritual resultsseen since the last annual meeting have been most cheering, overfifty persons having testified to Mr. Olney that they have been ledto the Saviour, and many of them having united with the churchesat the Tabernacle, Greenwich, Pentonville, and Rye Lane. It was a good meeting, and greatly cheered the pastors hea

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• bookcentury1800
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• bookyear1884