C.H. Spurgeon's Autobiography, Volume II

In the last 30 years of his life, Charles Spurgeon experienced a fruitful ministry marked by the construction of the Metropolitan Tabernacle and a burgeoning congregation of nearly 6,000, along with a vast audience of a million through his printed sermons. This autobiography delves into Spurgeon’s multifaceted life as not only a preacher but also an author, magazine editor, founder of the Pastors College, and organizer of orphanages, while sharing personal insights into his family life and the daily efforts behind his impactful public work. Throughout, he candidly reflects on his spiritual journey and the profound experiences of God's grace.