Sketch of the Life And Ministry of the Rev Ch Spurgeon From Original Docume
Sketch of the Life And Ministry of the Rev Ch Spurgeon From Original Docume
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The first time Mr. Spur- geon preached in the large room, Exeter Hall, w r as on Sunday morning, February 11th, 1855. Truly it was an imposing sight to see such a large audience gathered, from every part of London, to hear a sermon by a young man but lately fresh from the country. The large hall was filled in every part, and so great w r as the desire to join in these services, that often during the four months required for enlarging the chapel, the crowds were far greater than the hall could a...ccommo- date. The hall was occupied during the months of February, March, April, and May ; the last service was on the 27th of May. The chapel in New Park-street having had the northern end wall removed, several yards were added to the length of the building, which afforded sittings for nearly three hundred additional persons. After the re-opening of the chapel, with all the new sitings taken, and numerous applications for sittings being still unsatisfied, the deacons were obliged to content themselves with having provided as much room as the space would afford, and all who could not gain admission were obliged to leave the place.
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The first time Mr. Spur- geon preached in the large room, Exeter Hall, w r as on Sunday morning, February 11th, 1855. Truly it was an imposing sight to see such a large audience gathered, from every part of London, to hear a sermon by a young man but lately fresh from the country. The large hall was filled in every part, and so great w r as the desire to join in these services, that often during the four months required for enlarging the chapel, the crowds were far greater than the hall could a...ccommo- date. The hall was occupied during the months of February, March, April, and May ; the last service was on the 27th of May. The chapel in New Park-street having had the northern end wall removed, several yards were added to the length of the building, which afforded sittings for nearly three hundred additional persons. After the re-opening of the chapel, with all the new sitings taken, and numerous applications for sittings being still unsatisfied, the deacons were obliged to content themselves with having provided as much room as the space would afford, and all who could not gain admission were obliged to leave the place.
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