Frank William Boreham is known among a select number of Western Christians as an example of the finest preaching and writing that Australia ever produced. He studied under Charles Spurgeon and went on to pastor multiple congregations in Australia and New Zealand. These writings are drawn from his pastoral ministry and his prodigious writing output during this time. Modern readers would do well to gain an appreciation for his writing and to add these volumes to their library.
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Frank W. Boreham (1871–1959) was a preacher and bestselling author. He began attending C.H. Spurgeon’s Pastor’s College in 1892, where he served as a student-minister. Boreham pastored churches in several different countries, including Australia and New Zealand. He was the president of the Baptist Union of New Zealand and later president of the Tasmanian Baptist Union.
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Scott Warner
8/18/2017