WRITTEN IN SWEDISH

338p. 1892

This Swedish-language biography of Charles Haddon Spurgeon, the influential English Baptist preacher, explores his Christian faith, preaching, ministry, and personal life. Published in Chicago in 1892 by Wingrens Förlag, the book recounts Spurgeon’s rise as a preacher and his work in the service of the church.

The narrative covers Spurgeon’s preaching and religious convictions, his ministry at the Metropolitan Tabernacle in London, and his charitable and educational work, including institutions for children and efforts to distribute religious books. It also describes his relationships with fellow ministers and supporters, public reputation, and final illness and death in January 1892. The volume offers a contemporary Swedish account of Spurgeon’s life and religious influence.