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Hope Behind Prison Walls: A Wesleyan Story from Oxford

Hope Behind Prison Walls: A Wesleyan Story from Oxford

One of the most meaningful stops on our trip to Oxford was a visit to Oxford Castle, the site of the prison where members of the Holy Club, including John and Charles Wesley, regularly ministered to inmates in the 1730s. Standing near those ancient walls with Kalena,...

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John J. Triggs – Methodist Circuit Rider

John J. Triggs – Methodist Circuit Rider

I have long loved Methodist history. Over the years, I have spent a great deal of time reading about the early Methodist movement, but most of what I read and studied took place in the northeast. In recent years, I have spent a great deal of time reading about early...

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The Christmas Conference: When American Methodism Was Born

The Christmas Conference: When American Methodism Was Born

The Christmas Conference convened on December 24, 1784, and continued through January 2, 1785. Approximately sixty preachers attended. They came from circuits scattered across the young nation, many traveling long distances on horseback. These were not polished preachers. They were circuit riders, revivalists, and pastors shaped by hardship, discipline, and devotion.

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