1755 JOHN & CHARLES WESLEY. First Edition of a Public Dispute Over Anglican Church & Education for Ministers. ZZSlaveryandSuffrage and into the then-happening Prayer

and into the then-happening Prayer Revival begun at Fulton Street

On thing is Needful

Baldernoch

saying publicly that the bishop was mistaken

They donated the land with the provision that it be used for the service of children in need in perpetuity

1755 JOHN & CHARLES WESLEY. First Edition of a Public Dispute Over Anglican Church & Education for Ministers. ZZSlaveryandSuffrage and into the then-happening PrayerVery rare first edition of an important public controversial pamphlet between John and Charles Wesley. Last offered at auction at Sotheby's, 1983. The early 1750s were a period of growing tension, at times public, between John and Charles Wesley. A key point of divergence concerned the use of lay preachers. While open to this in principle, Charles was convinced that John was encouraging far too many who had neither the gifts nor the grace to take up