The Journal of John Wesley
A missionary sails home from Georgia convinced he has failed. Within twelve months: a Moravian stranger in London, a heart strangely warmed in Aldersgate Street, a walk across Germany to see a living church — and a love-feast at the turn of the year. Follow him day by day across the chart.
Text: The Journal of the Rev. John Wesley, Jackson edition (1872) · History of Methodism
Every entry John Wesley published from his embarkation for Georgia in October 1735 through the year 1738, transcribed in full from the Jackson edition of the Works (1872), placed on the map day by day — in two volumes, with one entry of 1739, the Fetter Lane love-feast the whole autumn leans toward.
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Annotations for 1738 collated against the Curnock Standard Edition and Ward & Heitzenrater's Bicentennial Works. Part of historyofmethodism.com.
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