1870 C. H. SPURGEON. Autograph Letter Regarding His Approaching Burnout as a Pastor. Baptist but of real solid piety

but of real solid piety

Reader Harris

The ABCFM pleads with those experiencing the outpouring

Olympia Brown

1870 C. H. SPURGEON. Autograph Letter Regarding His Approaching Burnout as a Pastor. Baptist but of real solid pietySpurgeons rise to prominence was meteoric, unrelenting. As a result, he often opined that even his friends seemed to pay no mind to his health as evidenced by their incessant requests for him to visit and preach. It was not unusual for him to preach in 5 to 10 different locations per week. This undoubtedly played a roll in his ongoing bouts of depression and melancholy. The present is an example of one of the "laments" to a friend. Signed "Yours every