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- Charles Spurgeon Autographed Letter; 1889 Turning down invitation to preach due to weakness
Charles Spurgeon Autographed Letter; 1889 Turning down invitation to preach due to weakness
Charles Spurgeon Autographed Letter; 1889 Turning down invitation to preach due to weakness
Super clean letter in hard protective plastic. Aug 7 1889
Spurgeon, according to his own accounting, sometimes preached more than 10 times per week. In a private, unpublished letter, he opined to a confidant that his friends' constant requests that he preach for them would be the death of him.
"Westwood, Beulah Hill, Upper Norwood, S. E.
Aug 7 1889.
Dear Sir,
I have no power to take more preaching engagements. I am pressed beyond measure. Please look elsewhere for a preacher for yr opening service, for I do not know of any one whom I cd send. I have so very much to do that you must excuse my seeing to this.
Yours very truly,
C. H. Spurgeon"
Addressed on the rear to Mr. Thomas March, The Priory Farm, Nettleton, Chippenham.
Super clean letter in hard protective plastic. Aug 7 1889
Spurgeon, according to his own accounting, sometimes preached more than 10 times per week. In a private, unpublished letter, he opined to a confidant that his friends' constant requests that he preach for them would be the death of him.
"Westwood, Beulah Hill, Upper Norwood, S. E.
Aug 7 1889.
Dear Sir,
I have no power to take more preaching engagements. I am pressed beyond measure. Please look elsewhere for a preacher for yr opening service, for I do not know of any one whom I cd send. I have so very much to do that you must excuse my seeing to this.
Yours very truly,
C. H. Spurgeon"
Addressed on the rear to Mr. Thomas March, The Priory Farm, Nettleton, Chippenham.
