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Spiritual literacy in John Wesley's Methodism

Vicki Tolar Burton

2008

A new history of Methodism

W. J. Townsend

1909

Susanna Wesley

Sandy Dengler

1987

A heart strangely warmed

Louise A. Vernon

1975

Dante Gabriel Rossetti

Oswald Doughty

1949

The Lord's dominion

Neil Semple

1996

From Aldersgate to Azusa Street

Henry H. Knight

2010

The message of the Wesleys

Watson, Philip S.

1964

Taking heaven by storm

John H. Wigger

1998

John Wesley and the advance of Methodism

John S. Simon

1925

Post-Oak circuit

John C. Keener

1860

A history of the rise of Methodism in America

John Lednum

1859

T&T Clark companion to Methodism

Charles Yrigoyen

2010

Fits, Trances, and Visions

Ann Taves

1999

Enchanted Gardening Book

Alice Herck

1997

Wesley and his century

W. H. Fitchett

1906

The works of John Wesley

W. Reginald Ward, John Wesley

1980

A history of Methodism

Holland Nimmons McTyeire

1884

Historical papers of the North Carolina Conference Historical Society and the Western North Carolina Conference Historical Society

North Carolina Conference Historical Society.

1925

The life of Wesley

Robert Southey

1820

Wesley and his work, or, Methodism and missions

Warren A. Candler

1912

The way of the Wesleys

John R. Tyson

2014

Popular objections to Methodism considered and answered, or, The convert's counsellor respecting his church relations

Daniel Wise

1985

The Oxford handbook of Methodist studies

James E. Kirby, William J. Abraham

2009

The history of Methodism in South Carolina

Albert M. Shipp

1884

Our church

Jesse Lyman Hurlbut

1902

The Republic to Methodism, Dr

Homer H. Moore

1891

Semi-centennial sermon

B. F. Sedwick

1883

A true and complete portraiture of Methodism

Jonathan Crowther

1813

Entire sanctification

J. Kenneth Grider

1980

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