My Life And Books

Reminiscences of S.M. Houghton

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My Life And Books

Weight 0.27 kg
Dimensions 19.6 × 13.3 × 1.3 cm
ISBN 9780851515373
Binding

Cloth-bound

Format

Book

Page Count

160

Original Pub Date

1988

Banner Pub Date

Sep 1, 1988

Book Description

An informal account of S. M. Houghton’s life and times. It provides a fascinating survey of the experiences of a Christian man through the years of the twentieth century. A history lesson in itself, it also unselfconsciously demonstrates what it means to allow God’s Word to illuminate every circumstance in life.

Table of Contents Expand ↓

Preface ix
1 First Interests 1
2 The Early End of a Ministerial Career in Methodism 13
3 New Circles and Old Books 25
4 A Post in North Wales 39
5 Favourite Titles in the Beginnings of my Library 55
6 Sunday Afternoons in Rhyl 70
7 A New Companion: Charles Haddon Spurgeon 83
8 Treasure Hunts around Wales and Beyond 97
9 A Circle of Friends 113
10 The Work of an Editor 127
The Memories of a Friend

Iain H. Murray

140
The Last Days of S. M. Houghton

Richard Chester

163
‘To The Girl Who Smiled’ 166
S. M. Houghton’s Writings 168
Index 169

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  1. MatteoB –

    There are many quiet servants of our Lord who go about their business for him unknown to many. Mr Houghton was obviously one of those people. This is a lovely account of sure faith and service and is pleasantly written and encouraging. It is well worth your money and attention.

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