Chapter 6 – A Dark Shadow
Published February 9, 2011 | 
- A Dark Shadow
ON September 20th, 1856, twin sons were born to Mrs. Spurgeon at her home in the New… Continue reading
Chapter 7 – Happiness and Service
Published February 9, 2011 | - Happiness and Service
IN 1857 Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon moved to Helensburgh House, Nightingale Lane, Clapham, a place which they… Continue reading
Chapter 8 – Husband and Wife
Published February 9, 2011 | - Husband and Wife
MRS. SPURGEON, in the earlier years of her married life, used to accompany her husband in his… Continue reading
Chapter 9 – Mid Life
Published February 9, 2011 | - Mid Life
AFTER the preacher and his wife had been living in Helensburgh House, Nightingale Lane, for close upon a… Continue reading
Chapter 10 – Founding of ‘The Book Fund’
Published February 9, 2011 | - Founding of ‘The Book Fund’
MRS. SPURGEON, had she organized no new work herself, would always have been remembered as… Continue reading
Chapter 11 – The Book Fund Grows
Published February 9, 2011 | - The Book Fund Grows
A FEW months before the Book Fund originated, Mrs. Spurgeon had sown in a large garden… Continue reading
Chapter 12 – Continued Success of the Book Fund
Published February 9, 2011 | - Continued Success of the Book Fund
TO give anything like a history of Mrs. Spurgeon’s Book Fund in these pages… Continue reading
Chapter 13 – Last Years of Married Life
Published February 9, 2011 | - Last Years of Married Life
IN 1880 Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon removed from Nightingale Lane, Clapham, to “Westwood,” Beulah Hill,… Continue reading
Chapter 14 – Widowhood
Published February 9, 2011 | - Widowhood
MRS. SPURGEON’S widowhood lasted close upon a dozen years, and in a sense, her life, since 1892, must have… Continue reading
Chapter 15 – Conclusion
Published February 9, 2011 | - Conclusion
MRS. SPURGEON has gone, but her work remains. Her last thoughts were for the Book Fund, and for the… Continue reading
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