Category: C.H. Spurgeon

Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892) – Influential Baptist preacher in England. Though never ordained , he had powerful preaching ministry at a congregation in London for a period of thirty-eight years, much of that in a building called the Metropolitan Tabernacle, which seated 6,000 persons. He also founded a college for the training of pastors. He was extremely evangelistic and committed to the Doctrines of Grace known as “Calvinism.”