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Christian Heritage London walks and tours.
Details and bookings: christianheritagelondon.org/…
I am glad you have kept to the common, plain and important truths, in which all Christians are nearly agreed. I hope you will never leave the good old ways.
- William Wilberforce
In 1800s London, you could be hanged for stealing a horse. Elizabeth Fry believed these women needed the gospel more than more threats.
I know that even when he brings me very low, still underneath me are the everlasting arms.
- Charles Spurgeon
Be not satisfied with *general notions* concerning the love of Christ, which represent no glory unto the mind, wherewith many deceive themselves.
- John Owen
"[W]e have, in my judgment, lost the best man of the age. I do not know whom I should place second, but I certainly should put him first — far beyond all other servants of God within my knowledge — for usefulness and influence. He was a man most true in his personal piety, as I know from having enjoyed his private friendship; a man most firm in his faith in the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ; a man intensely active in the cause of God and truth."
- Charles Spurgeon on Lord Shaftesbury, whose funeral was held at Westminster Abbey, 8 October 1885.
All London mourned.
The Bible they burned is the one that still says: believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved.
William Tyndale was burned 6 October 1536.

















