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The All-In-One Holy Bible with Apocrypha includes the complete Holy Bible and the world's largest collection of both rare and well-known apocryphal texts, ancient Jewish and Christian historical works, and much more, extending through the first several centuries after the advent of Christ. Dive...

Learn how Methodism became a worldwide mission.It is broadly understood that John Wesley was the founder of the Methodist movement that spread around the world in the eighteenth century. He is known for being a missionary in Georgia, his "heart-warming" experience at Aldersgate, field...

Learn what it means to be a United Methodist Christian. How may we describe United Methodists? Where do we come from? What do we believe? How do United Methodists act? What are our distinctive characteristics? What is required to be a member of our...

Discover the heart of Wesleyan theology. Explore the heart of Wesleyan theology through an engaging and accessible narrative that speaks to both heart and mind. This book shares John Wesley's teachings, where the themes of inclusion, love, and unity take center stage. The generous,...

Unlock the Secrets of a Revolutionary TextAre you ready to delve into the profound influence of one of history's most transformative religious texts? "Geneva Bible 1560 Edition with Apocripha" is your gateway to understanding the Bible that reshaped English Protestantism and left an indelible...

How does a church committed to justice still carry the weight of structural racism?In 1784, the Methodist Episcopal Church condemned slavery, declaring that slaveholders could not be Methodists. But political pressure eroded that stance. By 1939, segregation was codified into church structure itself through...

Adapted from Albert Outler's 4-volume text The Works of John Wesley, this anthology of 50 of Wesley's finest sermons are presented in an affordable, convenient paperback. Arranged chronologically with introductory commentary by Richard Heitzenrater.Author: Albert C. OutlerPublisher: Abingdon PressPublished: 10/01/1991Pages: 572Binding Type: PaperbackWeight: 1.74lbsSize:...

Discover what sets United Methodism apart. In this book, Laceye C. Warner invites you to a richer understanding of Wesleyan Christianity so you can have a clear sense of identity, better express your own beliefs, and deepen your connection with The United Methodist Church....

A book that brings Wesleyan systematic theology to life for a new generation of readersAs the most up-to-date statement of Wesleyan systematic theology available today, Love Divine serves both as an authoritative reference and an accessible introduction for newcomers to the field. This comprehensive...

Learn how Methodism became a worldwide mission.It is broadly understood that John Wesley was the founder of the Methodist movement that spread around the world in the eighteenth century. He is known for being a missionary in Georgia, his "heart-warming" experience at Aldersgate, field...

For over six hundred years, believers have turned to The Imitation of Christ for guidance in the spiritual life. John Wesley adapted it for eighteenth-century Methodists hungryfor deeper faith. Now this modern paraphrase brings that same wisdom to today's disciples.The Christian's Pattern is organized...

Learn what it means to "submit to be more vile" for today's Methodists. Wesleyan Vile-tality calls us back to the roots of our identity. Centered on the moment John Wesley "submitted to be more vile" in spreading the love of God to all people,...