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subtopics = [[Methodism]] ...]], along with his brother, [[Charles Wesley]], and [[George Whitefield]]. Methodism was the first widely successful evangelical movement in the [[United Kingdo

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...ern Orthodoxy]], [[Roman Catholicism]], [[Anglican Church|Anglicanism]], [[Methodism]], etc.) a ''deacon'' is a clergy person who usually serves a local church

...thodoxy]], [[Roman Catholic Church|Roman Catholicism]], [[Anglicanism]], [[Methodism]], etc.) an ''elder'' is a clergy person who usually serves a local church

...Arminius]] and [[Hugo Grotius]]. This view has prospered in traditional [[Methodism]] and those who follow the teachings of [[John Wesley]]. ...s the prominent view in [[Arminianism]] and has prospered in traditional [[Methodism]] where it has been detailed by 19th century Methodist theologian [[John Mi

...Wesley]]'s hymns spread [[Methodism|Methodist]] theology, not only within Methodism, but in most Protestant churches. He developed a new focus - expressing one

...nce'' is a very important doctrine in [[Lutheranism]], [[Calvinism]] and [[Methodism]]. === Wesley & Methodism ===

...arene is a [[Protestant]] denomination within the tradition of evangelical Methodism that was founded in the early 20th century, and is located principally in t

* [[Jacobus Arminius]], [[John Wesley]], [[Methodism]]

...ions are [[Anglicanism]], [[Roman Catholicism]], [[Presbyterianism]] and [[Methodism]]. There are also significant numbers who identify themselves with [[Pentec

...[Arminianism|Arminian]] followers of [[John Wesley]] who are part of the [[Methodism|Methodist movement]]. Wesley typically referred to it in 18th century lang [[Baptism|Infant baptism]] is seen in Methodism as a celebration of ''prevenient grace'', which is important (though not es

...see grew intensely interested in the urban poor. In 1894, he withdrew from Methodism and affiliated with the Peniel Mission, an inner-city holiness ministry to

...Evangelical wing, being closest to other Protestant denominations such as Methodism and Presbyterianism, and Anglo-Catholicism, which emphasises common ground

...pheaval" that also created Pietism in Germany, the Evangelical Revival and Methodism in England. It brought Christianity to the slaves and was an apocalyptic ev

...ley]] spoke of the ''baptism of the Holy Spirit'' but his followers, the [[Methodism|Methodists]], have historically disagreed about how Wesley defined this bap

...n England in the 17th century were important influences on John Wesley and Methodism, as well as through smaller, new groups such as the Quakers. * [[Francis Asbury]], early bishop of American Methodism

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