One of the organizations founded by Charles Spurgeon was The Pastor's College (1865), which would later be named Spurgeon College. It was there that in 1856, he began a series of annual conferences for pastors, twelve of which make up this book. Spurgeon was an evangelist who brought thousands of people to the feet of the Lord, but he also cared about the post-evangelistic stage: the edification of the church. If today we are witnessing a terrible decline in pastoral work, it is because both the character and the message of the pastor have been neglected. This book will provide the minister with a fundamental guide to lead his ministry on the right path.
