Printed Announcement for Special Religious Services, Metropolitan Tabernacle, 2-7 February 1874.

Metropolitan Tabernacle, Newington.

Special Religious Services

During the First Week in Feburary for the Revial of Religion.

Monday, February 2nd.

Prayer Meeting in the Lecture Hall, 7 to 8 in the morning.

”    ”     ”                              4 to 6 in the afternoon.

”    ”     ”   for Young Persons, 6 to 7 in the evening. 

The usual Prayer Meeting in the Tabernacle at 7 o’clock will be made special for a blessing on the engagements of the week. Addresses by Pastors J. A. Spurgeon, and W. Stott.

Tuesday, February 3rd.

A Meeting in the Lecture Hall, at 7 o’clock, I the evening, fo rthose Members of the Congregation who are as yet undecided, but are seeking the Lord. Addresses by Pastors W. Cuff, and W. H. Burton.

Wednesday, Feburary 4th.

A Meeting in the Lecture Hall, at 7 in the Evening, for the Young Persons of the Congregation, and those who attend any of our Classes, to urge upon them the necessity of immediate decision for Christ. Addresses by Pastor C. B. Sawday, J E. Tresidder, Esq., and the Leader of the “Jubilee Singers” (if possible).

Thursday, February 5th.

Service in the Tabernacle, at 7 o’clock. Sermon by Mr. Henry Varley. Subject: “On winning Souls for Christ.”

Friday, February 6th.

Meeting in Lecture Hall, at 7 in the Evening, for the Students of the Pastor’s Colelge, the Sunday School Teachers, and all Christian Workers. (The Members of the Church are invited to this Meeting). Addresses by Dr. Culross & Rev. C Standford.

Saturday, February 7th.

Meeting in the Lecture Hall, at 7.30, for prayer for a blessing on the Meetings of the week, and on the Services of the following day.

After each Meeting some of the Elders of the Church will stay to have conversation with any one anxious about the salvation of their souls, or any one wishing to join the Church.

The earnest interest of the Members of the Church and Congregation is particularly requested in all these Meetings, and that they will endeavour to make each one of them successful by their own personal attendance, or by inviting those to come for whom each Meeting is especially intended.

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“For the same Lord over all is rich unto all that call upon Him. For whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord shall be saved.” Rom. x., 12 & 13.

Text: Charles Spurgeon Letters, RG no. 1132, American Baptist Historical Society Archives, Atlanta.