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Charles Spurgeon traveled to Stambourne in the spring of 1891 during an extended illness. Stambourne held special meaning for Charles Spurgeon, because his grandfather, James Spurgeon, had served as pastor in the city. This retreat provided an opportunity for reflection on the village and the meaning of the surrounding countryside. Memories of Stambourne contains anecdotes on the people and...

SALVATION MUST BE THROUGH GRACE If we can say of any man, or of any set of people, “Ye are saved,” we shall have to preface it with the words, “By grace.” There is no other present salvation except that which begins and ends with grace. So far as I know, I do not think that any one in the wide world pretends to preach or to possess a present salvation, except those who believe salvation to be all of grace. No one in the Church of Rome claims to be now saved—completely and eternally saved. Such a