Volume 21 (1885)

Volume 22 (1886) Download Complete Volume pdf

• January

• "Nothing to set before him". A Sermonette—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Tabernacle Two Thousand—Elder G.E. Elvin
• Read the Letter Through
• Homes and Help for the Aged Christian Poor—R. Shindler, Addlestone
• The Impossible Fellowship
• Consecrated Culture
• The Dumb Bell
• The Revived Prayer-meeting—What Did It?—S.W. Adriance,of Woodfords, Maine, USA
• Religion in Norway
• "Be of Good Cheer"—S. Patton
• Bible Binders and their Wages—G.H.P.
• A Midnight Meeting—C.H.B.
• "She Hath Done What She Could". For the Young Folks—C.A. Davis
• A Cure for Gout—Thomas Spurgeon
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Girl's Orphanage Building Fund
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• February

• Long Semons. An Address tot he Students of the Pastors' College—C.H. Spurgeon
• "I Will Remember Thee"
• An Old Tar Sweeping Out Darkness
• Effect of a Text Earnestly Quoted
• Sick-visiting by One of Our Own Men—F.E.B.
• John Bunyan and His Works
• Gambling in all its Forms
• Daniel Rowlands, of Llangeitho—C.A.D.
• A Sunday Breakfast in the City—G.H.P.
• Four People who want Good Memories
• The Fall of Hinduism—Robert Spurgeon, Bengal
• The Spiritual Shillelagh
• Two Broken Reeds—Joseph W. Harrald
• A Batch of Moderates
• Confession of Sin. An Addressed Delivered at Mentone, During the Week of Universal Prayer, in Connection with the Evangelical Alliance—C.H. Spurgeon
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Girl's Orphanage Building Fund
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• March

• Who are the Persecuted?—C.H. Spurgeon
• "Say Not, Yet Four Months" (John iv.35)—W.Y. Fullerton
• The Special Power of Preaching—C.A.D.
• Hold fast your Shield
• Little-known facts concerning the Reformation in England. I.—Deification of Mary
• Power of God's Word
• The Steam-Roller and the Stone-Roller. A Prayer-Meeting Address—C.H. Spurgeon
• Individuality
• Our Nearest Foreign Mission Field—W.E. Lang
• "Remember me Aloft"—Thomas Spurgeon
• Wild Bird Notes. A Review—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Uses of Affliction—Sir John Davies
• Footstool Musings—Pastor W.B. Haynes, Stafford
• The Growth of Towns—A Glance at Philadelphia
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Girl's Orphanage Building Fund
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• April

• A Word for the Four—C.H. Spurgeon
• Mrs Spurgeon's Book Fund—C.A.D.
• Neither Hot nor Cold. A Testimony From the Country
• A Winter Experience—Boston W. Smith
• Covering the Clock's Faces
• Losing an Affliction
• Peter Hay. A Narrative of Imprisonment in the Coal-Mine—Pastor R. Shindler, of Addlestone
• Pastor Paul Rabant—W.L. Lang
• Death of John Maynard
• Sketches of Bush-work in Queensland—PAstor W. Higlett, Toowoomba, President of the Queensland Baptist Association
• Love's Loyalty—Thomas Spurgeon
• Compulsory Tithes—Pastor W.M. Hawkins, hundon, Clare, Suffolk

• May

• Concerning Doing Nothing
• Peter Hay. A Narrative of Imprisonment in the Coal-Mine (continued)—Pastor R. Shindler, of Addlestone
• "On The Road"—C. Spurgeon, of Greenwich
• What Stopped the Will?
• "Nearly Well!"—Thomas Spurgeon
• Hard Times—Past and Present—G.H.P.
• Palm-trees in the Snow
• Two years at Haddon Hall
• "A Sunday-school in a Car"
• Nobel Reading
• The Rainbow round about the Throne—Pastor C.A. Davis, Bradford
• Preaching Should be Appropriate
• Compulsory Tithes Their Origin [Second Article].—W.M. Hawkins, Hundon, Clare, Suffolk
• In Memorian—M.P.C.C.
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• June

• What We Would Be. An Address Delivered by C.H. Spurgeon at the Twenty-Second Conference of the Pastor's College Association
• The Royal Road to Heaven—John Trapp
• William Griffith and the Methodist Free Church Movement
• Recruits Wanted
• Druidism and Sacrifice
• Cowper and Newton at Olney
• Remember the Weak
• The Growth and Action of Besetting Sins
• The Gospel in the City—G.H.P.
• The Thief Betraying Himself—C.H. Spurgeon
• Handling the the Truth. A Paper Read at the Twenty-Second Annual Conference of the Pastor's College Association—Pastor J. Bradford, Leytonstone
• Preaching should be Suitable to the People
• Notes on Certain Weather in the Month of May, 1886—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Gospel of Evolution
• Great Baptists—C.H. Spurgeon
• Compulsory Tithes: Enforced by Crushing Pains and Penalties [Third Article].—W.M. Hawkins, Hundon, Clare, Suffolk
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists
• Annual Paper Concerning The Lord's Work in Connection with The Pastors' College, Newington, London, 1885-86
• To My Dear Friends and Helpers—C.H. Spurgeon
• Vice-President's Report—James A. Spurgeon
• Letter fron Mr Rogers—George Rogers
• Mr Fergusson's Report—A. Ferguson
• Mr Marchant's Report—F.G. Marchant
• Mr Cheshire's Report—Frank R. Cheshire
• Pastor's College Society of Evangelists
• The College and the Australasian Colonies
• The Student's Progress—C.H. Spurgeon
• Summary fo Results
• Cycle of Daily Prayer

• July

• What We Would Be. An Address Delivered by C.H. Spurgeon at the Twenty-Second Conference of the Pastors' College Association (continued
• The Colporteur's of London—G.H.P.
• "Somethong like a Holiday!"—Thomas Spurgeon
• Baptismal Hymn—J. Francis Smythe
• The Tender Mercy of our God
• Henry Bazeley, the Oxford Evangelist
• "A Retiring Collection"—Joseph W. Harrald
• "But Middling"—V.J.C.
• Sensational Preaching
• Advertising—Old and New
• Compulsory Tithes: Enforced by Crushing Pains and Penalties (Fourth Article]—Pastor W.M. Hawkins, Hundon, Clare, Suffolk
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists
• The Nineteenth Annual Report of the Metropolitan Tabernacle Colortage Association, 1885
• Rate of Progress
• Metropolitan Tabernacle Colortage Association. Nineteenth Annual Report. 1885
• List of Colporteurs, with Districts
• General Account for the Year Ending December 31st, 1885

• August

• Alexander on Bucephalus. An Address at the College on a Friday Afternoon—C.H. Spurgeon
• "Not all the Blood of Beasts"
• A Tender Thought in Hard Times—C.H. Spurgeon
• Hymns for Children. First Paper—Pastor R. Shindler, Addlestone
• Give me a Helpby the Way—Thomas Spurgeon, Auckland
• Practical Preaching
• Scientific Comfort
• The Minister's Self-Ministry. A Paper Read at the Twenty-Second Annuel Conference of the Pastor's College Association—Pastor G.K. Smith, Bexley Heath
• A Time of Sickness—Robert Herrick
• "We'll Never Touch it Again all the Days of our Lives"
• Remembered in the Hour of Death
• "If Father will Hold my Hand"
• Compulsory Tithes: Enforced by Crushing Pains and Penalties (Fifth Article]—Pastor W.M. Hawkins, Hundon, Clare, Suffolk
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists
• Annual rport of the Stockwell Orphanage, 1885-6
• The Stockwell Orphanage, for 500 Fatherless Children
• Report—C.H. Spurgeon
• One Thousand and Ninety-Nine Orphans
• In Memorian
• General Account for the Year Ended March 31st, 1886

• September

• God's Willingness to Bless Saints and Sinners. A Prayer-Meeting Address—C.H. Spurgeon
• Lord's Supper Hymn—J. Francis Smythe
• The Primitive Methodist Preacher in Court
• Hymns for Children. Second Paper—Pastor R. Shindler, Addlestone
• A Soft Answer turneth away Wrath
• Chrysostom—C.A.D.
• Idlers hindering Workers—J.W.H.
• Her Cruise Ended—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Fish and the Fly
• Medical Missions
• Day by Day
• Wherein Arminian and Calvinist Agree
• The Gospel in Ireland
• "This is the Lord's Doing". A Recent Illustration of Psalm CXVIII. 23"—Pastor G. Wainwright, Manchester
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• October

• Unity and How Not to Promote it—C.H. Spurgeon
• Paltry Battles of Small Natures
• How Thieves are Reclaimed
• Chrysostom. II. His Life at Constantinople—C.A.D.
• The Cure of Cares—Henry Mason
• "In Perils in the Sea". Part I.
• Hymns for Children (Corrections of Second Paper)
• A Death-bed Repentance (?)
• The Great Talker "Fairly Done"
• The Man who would not Agree with Himself—C.H. Spurgeon
• Beware of Rome
• Compulsory Tithes: not founded on Jewisg Tithes [Sixth Article]—Pastor W.M. Hawkings, Rundon, Clare, Suffolk
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• November

• The Portrait—C.H. Spurgeon
• Anne Jones; or, Put the Kettle On—PAStor R. Shindler, Addlestone
• Tell no Untruth
• "All of Grace"—Thomas Spurgeon
• Did Not Succeed
• Calvinism—Pastor George Duncan, D.D., Huddersfield
• Water Sails
• William Prynne and the "Histrio-Mastix"
• Huntington and his "Bank of faith"—C.H. Spurgeon
• Never "Negro" your Brethren—Dr. Stoughton
• Our Spriritual Life—its Influence upon our Preaching. A Paper Read at the Twenty-Second Annual Conference of the Pastors' College Association—Pastor T.I. Stockley, Sheffield
• Homes for Working Girls in London
• The Obligation of Church Members. A Practical Directory—Pastor J. Kemp, Portsea

• December

• Mysterious Visits. An Address to a Little Company at the Communion Table at Mentone—C.H. Spurgeon
• Lessons from the Loom
• Wishing you a Merry Christmas
• A Thursday Evening Address—Thomas Spurgeon, Auckland
• Whitefield in America—His Last Sermon
• Grumblers—Levi Palmer, Taunton
• The Capacoty for Mischief Possessed by Small Beings
• Some Special Presentation Experienced—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Broadmead Records
• A Word for Ritualists
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

Volume 23 (1887) Download Complete Volume pdf

• January

• All of Grace. Notes of a Sermon Delivered by C.H. Spurgeon the Night Before Going Abroad
• Love is All—V.J. Charlesworth
• The Gipsies' Friend of Fifty Years Ago—Pastor H.O. Mackey, Peckham
• Decline of Rationalism in german Universities
• The Anti-Christian World
• Jerry McAuley
• Rebellious Delay—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Banker's Experience and the Sermon
• Constraining Love [2 Cor. v. 14, 14]—Rev James G. Small, Bervie
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• February

• The Story of a Duel—C.H. Spurgeon
• Jordan and the Bathing-place
• "'Tis Well that Something Sings"—Thomas Spurgeon
• How a Sunday fair was Stopped—PAstor R. Shindler, Addlestone
• How can you have the Shadow without the Tree?—C.H. Spurgeon
• Parable of the foolish Children—C.H. Spurgeon
• Putting in the Rousing—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Wise Fox
• The Good Earl of Shaftesbury
• Gambling—a Common Snare—C.H. Spurgeon
• Rules for Spoiling a Child
• The Need of Medical Missions Abroad
• Welcome for New-comers—Jospeh W. Harrald
• Taking Possession of the Promise
• Some Matters worth Noting from New Books. A Popular Life of Wesley
• Mission Hall, Surrey Square
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• March

• In an Olive Garden at Mentone—C.H. Spurgeon
• More about Gambling—C.H. Spurgeon
• Bread and Mild Breakfasts for Poor Children
• A Village Mission—William Luff
• Internal Evidence
• The Down Grade
• Lord Shaftesbury's Missions
• A Hint
• A Minister's Equipment from the Congo—C.H. Spurgeon
• "A Hap'orth o' Cherries"—J. Manton Smith
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• April

• "Earthquakes Improved". A Sermon by Thomas Doolittle, Epitomized by C.H. Spurgeon
• "Not Your Own"
• The Peal and the Knell
• Lord Shaftesbury's Missions (continued)
• A Black Member of the Royal Family
• Uncle Tim's Talent
• Work for Female Doctors in India
• "The Power of a Godly Life"
• Six Trials of Sincerity Such as No Hypocrite in the World Can Stand—An Old Divine
• Six Trials of Sincerity, Such as no Hypocrite in the World Can Stand—An Old Divine
• The Down Grade. Second Article
• Ministerial Reserve
• The Delcine of Rationalism in the German Universities
• "How far we may be Responsible for the Spiritual Condition of our Bearers". A Paper Read at the Twenty-Second Appeal Conference of the Pastors' College Association—Pastor Herbert Trotman, Blisworth
• Emigration and the East-End
• Notabilia. Are the Samaritans Extinct?
• "Cannot preach to a mere handful"
• Thornton Heath Chapel
• The Work at Haddon Hall. A Vigorous Branch of the Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Dr. W. Lindsay Alexander's Experience of the Organ
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• May

• What we aim at in the Pastor's College—C.H. Spurgeon
• Sunken Boats—Robert Spurgeon, of Madaripore
• Don Quixote in Religion—W.H.M.H. Aitken
• Two Dangers: A Little Talk to my People—C.H. Spurgeon
• Wit and Humour in Puritan Times
• A Shepherd with a Whip—Joseph W. Harrald
• Professor Bruce
• Tract Distributors at Swansea—G.H.P.
• The Doctrine taught in Iona
• Keep out of Debt—"Hooks and Eyes" by Emily P. Leakey
• John Stanger, of Bessels Green
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• June

• Stewards. Inaugural Address Delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, at the Twenty-Third Annual Conference of the Pastor's College Association
• Conviction the Source of Eloquence
• A Biography which may be read without Weariness. A Review—C.H. Spurgeon
• Definition of Evolution
• How James Shelbourne found Salvation, and How He Became a Preacher—Pastor R. Shindler, Addlestone
• My Brother, J.A. Spurgeon. A Word of Love—C.H. Spurgeon
• Diogenes and Jesus
• Andover Theology—the Writer of "The Down Grade"
• A Wise Silence
• The World's Attraction
• Helpful Burdens—Robert Spurgeon
• John Ploughman to Sam Sloman
• Notabilia. "Respectanility" Not Always a Christian Virtue
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists
• Annual Paper Concerning the Lord's Work in Connection with the Pastor's College,Newingtonm, London, 1886-87
• Vice President's Report—James A.Spurgeon
• Letter from Mr Rogers—George Rogers
• Mr Fergusson's Report—A. Fergusson
• Mr Marchant's Report—F.G. Marchant
• Mr Douglas's Report—James Douglas
• Mr Cheshire's Report—Frank R. Cheshire
• Report of the Evenign Classes—S. Johnson
• Pastor's College Society of Evangelists
• Brethren in America
• Summary of Results

• July

• Stewards. Continuation of Inaugural Address Delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, at the Twenty-Third Annual Conference of the Pastor's College Association
• Over the Bills and Far Away—Thomas Auckland, Auckland
• The Patentee and the Preacher
• William and Gavin Martin—C.A.D.
• Touches of Nature in the Gospels—A.W. Holmes-Forbes
• The Bible ever New
• The Protestant Succession
• Lessons from the Queen's Jubilee Procession—One Who Saw It
• "Lift up your Eyes, and look on the fields" (John iv.35)—W.Y. Fullerton
• Notabilia. A Message from Egypt
• New Baptist Chapel, St. Helier's
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists
• The Twentieth Annual Report of the Metropolitan Colportage Assocation, 1886
• The Object of this Association
• Rate of Progress
• Metropolitan Colportage Assocation. Twentieth Annual Report. 1886
• Table of Colporteurs' Sales

• August

• Another Word Concerning the Down-Grade—C.H. Spurgeon
• Life Discipline for our Ministry. A Paper Read at the Twenty-Third Annual Conference of the Pastors' College Association—Pastor Walter Hackey, M.A., Oxford
• A Student, Preacher, and Professor of Modern Times—Pastor H.O. Mackey, Peckham
• Avoid Cynicism
• An Evening at Coster's Hall—G. Holden Pike
• The four Baptisms—An Episcopal Author Whom We Greatly Esteem
• A Communion Meditation—Thomas Spurgeon
• "That Amen and Thit down"
• Inthe Highways—A Joyous Mission Day—T.S.H.
• Gain by Loss
• Scraps Gathered during a Visit to the Haunts of my Childhood—C.H. Spurgeon
• Hop-pickers' Mission Work
• Notabilia. James I. and the Vicar of Beay
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists
• Annual Report of the Stockwell Orphanage, 1886-7
• The Stockwell Orphanage for 500 Fatehrless Children, Clapham Road, London, S.W.
• Annual Report, 1886-7. Part I.—Narrative
• Part II.—Statistical
• Part III.—Descriptive
• Part IV.—Permanent Information

• September

• Our Reply to Sunday Critics and Enquirers—C.H. Spurgeon
• Bishop Hannington,of East Equatorial Africa. First Paper—C.A.D.
• "Here's a big 'un"—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Gospel on the Race-course—G. Holden Pike
• "Show my thy face"—A.A. Harmer
• Angry People
• A Home for Babies
• The Young Dutchman—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Preacher and his Work—"Prediger" St. Petersburg
• The Young Dutchman—C.H. Spurgeon
• A Story of Grabbington Grnage—C.H. Spurgeon
• "Not worth Praying for"—Robert Spurgeon
• Wimbledon—C.H. Spurgeon
• Notabilia. The Reason Why Luther Was Strong; The Established Church Depicted by a Churchman; Anorhter Word about the Down-grade; Old and New Spain
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• October

• The Case Proved—C.H. Spurgeon
• How We Kept the Jubilee—Thomas Spurgeon
• World-wide Triumphs of Christianity—C.H. Spurgeon
• Bishop Hannington,of East Equatorial Africa. Second Paper—C.A.D.
• Odd Incidents in Scotch Struggles
• "What Can You See?"—J. Manton Smith
• About Clocks—Pastor Morison Cumming, Bury St. Edmunds
• Lord Cromwell, Earl of Essex—Pastor A. Parker, Late of Colne, Lancashire
• Passing the "Dudgeon" Light-ship
• Work and Weal
• Boy-pickers Sayings—Quaint and Curious
• Sketches of Bush Work in Queenslands—Pastor W. Higglet, Toowoomba
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• November

• A Fragment Upon the Down-Grade Controversy—C.H. Spurgeon
• The "Down-Grade" Joke—B.F. Weymouth, D.Lit., M.A.
• A Modern Romance of Mission Work—H.O.M.
• Better Than Pearls—Robert Spurgeon
• Fretting
• The Mohurrrum in London. How Mohammedans Celebrate Their Martyr's Death—J. Salter
• Faith is not Credulity
• Whole-heartedness in our Ministry. A Paper Read at the Twenty-Third Annual Conference of the Pastors' College Association—Paster E. Roberts,now of the South London Tabernacle
• Getting at the Sould of the Matter—C.H. Spurgeon
• An Irish Archdeacon
• An Answer to Prayer—G.L.S.
• Let All the Plants be Watered—C.H. Spurgeon
• A Steam Engine in Nazareth—W.Y. Fullerton
• Finding Signs when we Want Them
• A Correction of an Old Proverb
• "Who can tell?"—F.E.B.The Way the Deacon Looked at it—Pastor W. Parry, Pontypridd
• Medical Missions in Rome—Emily J. Wall
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• December

• Restoration of Truth and Revival—C.H. Spurgeon
• S. O.—W.Y. Fullerton
• Preaching at Fairs—G.H.P.
• The Fear of man Rebuked
• Brave Singing
• Meetness for the Master's Use, An Address at the Twenty-Third Annual Conference of the Pastors' College Association—Pastor Frank H.White, of Talbot Tabernacle
• Robert Bolton, the Puritan Preacher of Broughton—Pastor Levi Palmer, Taunton
• Pressed into Service
• Fixity and Progress
• The Miner's Place of Prayer—William Parry
• Worldly Amusements for Professors of Religion, or, Where will you draw the line?
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

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