Spurgeon - About Us

"The Prince of Preachers-Live!"

This program is predicated by the fact that very few congregations are actively compelling the lost to come into the church. Using the attraction of live performance each church member not only invites a person but "Brings A Friend Sunday." Across the nation worship centers are experiencing full houses due to the importance to actually bring at least two people to the performance. It is important to invite everyone in all ways, but bringing two persons will fill your building. Although our program is billed as a dramatic experience, the object is not entertainment for the existing congregation. The sole reason for this ministry is to bring "The Word of Life," to those who still suffer. Please join us as we corporately fulfill "The Great Commission, in our generation."

The Great Vision Ministry has produced a beautiful four page, four color brochure on shiny white stock. We have paid for the brochures and thousands are in stock. Each church only pays to have their information printed on the front page and can order the numbers they feel will adequately saturate their drawing area. The number of brochures are not as important as every member using at least one to invite a person to be their guest at the performance, and then to "Bring A Friend Sunday." The cost to the church is about one fifth of what the entire brochure would cost if ordered and printed individually. The front page of the brochure is depicted on the left side. The actual measurements are 5 1/2 " wide and 8 1/2 " long.

It is a requirement for each church to utilize this brochure or a product of identical quality.

We do not require a set fee, however appreciate any free-will offerings. We are self supporting. We depend on Our God to supply all our needs. Our ministry is predicated on the fact that evangelism is what we are to be about. This evangelistic vehicle is available to any size church interested in fulfilling "The Great Commission."

We have the following Spurgeon sermons memorized:

1. "His Name Wonderful" : A strong evangelistic message that covers Jesus in The Past, Present, and Future.

The Lord has drawn many to Himself when this message has been preached.

2. "Supposing Him To Be The Gardener": A message for each individual in the church and lost souls.

Spurgeon does not spare a soul in this loving but direct edict. This message is Spurgeon's most requested

on the internet.

3. "Profit and Loss": This is a sermon that has been utilized by pastors at dinners, luncheons and programs

outside the church where business people, celebrities, and politicians might not want to be in a church

atmosphere. In Yakima, WA the pastor there invited all the churches in town to bring guests to a large

luncheon at a very nice motel. The eyes of the Catholic invitees were wide open as Spurgeon talked about

and described hell.

4. "The Pastor's Private Prayer": This message is taken verbatim from Spurgeon's books "Lectures to My

Students." It has been presented before Pastor groups and groups including Pastors, Seminary Students,

Elders, and Deacons. A Pastor in Oregon commented "Dave, every Pastor in America needs to hear this

message, it is so encouraging."

5. "The First Witness at The Cross ": This is our newest effort and so beautiful. My wife loves to hear it over

and over and so will your congregation and their invitees. It speaks of Christ's victory over Satan's plan

by winning a soul for heaven, when Satan had planned Jesus' disgrace.

6. "The Present Crisis": The sermon preached over 100 years ago, about England, the world's super- power, experiencing two on going wars-the scenario could well be the USA in 2008.

PLEASE VISIT OUR "CONTACT PAGE" TO ORDER INFORMATION PACKET

WE ARE CURRENTLY BOOKING 2008 & 2009 IN THE USA, CANADA, & ENGLAND

Our policy is to not to furnish videos. We provide numerous testimonies from Pastors across the nation who have hosted our presentation. No exceptions

"Those preachers whose voices were clear and mighty for truth during life, continue to preach from their graves." Charles Haddon Spurgeon