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The Art of Conversation: On Being Natural in our Evangelism

On January 4, 1859, Spurgeon gave his first public lecture at Exeter Hall for the Young Men’s Christian Association. The title of his lecture was De Propaganda Fide, on the propagation of the Christian faith. After describing the wrong ways Christians attempt to spread their faith and what it truly is, Spurgeon concluded with a charge for those attending to engage in conversational evangelism. He called it “the art of conversation.” What advice did he have for them?
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