Spurgeon on crying children in the church service

by | Nov 16, 2010 | Current Events, Ecclesiology, Practical Theology

 

This in from Jeremy Walker at the Wanderer:

Earlier today a friend passed on a nugget of Spurgeon wisdom, which – not being able to trace it immediately – I can only paraphrase: “Crying children in the services of worship are like New Year’s resolutions: they should be carried out immediately!”

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