From 1483 to the Present
Journey through the complete story of Methodism — from the Reformation’s first sparks to the Wesleys’ transformative revival and beyond. Deeply researched, thoughtfully told.
New · An Interactive Edition
Every entry Wesley published for 1738, placed on a living chart — the return from Georgia, Peter Böhler, a heart strangely warmed in Aldersgate Street, the walk to Herrnhut, and the New Year love-feast.
Enter the YearAlso New · A Scroll-Synced Ledger
Tyerman’s Life and Times of the Rev. John Wesley, Volumes I–II, as a ledger of 1,545 dated events scrolling in step with a map — every row linked to its page in Tyerman.
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In this episode, we look at some of the scholarly backstory to John Wesley's great sermon, The Almost Christian, as well as hear a modernized version of it. A Wesley Chronology is a new feature on historyofmethodism.com …
In this episode, We follow John Wesley's activities in June and July of 1741 as he travels in the midlands of England, London, and Oxford, and as he prepares for his once every three years sermon at St. Mary's in Oxford.…
In this episode, we look at a major figure of Methodism whom we have not met yet: Selina Hastings, the Countess of Huntingdon, or Lady Huntingdon. She will be deeply influential in the Methodist revival over the 18th cen…
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