1785 JOHN WESLEY. Autograph Letter Managing Young Preachers Clamoring for a Prominent Circuit! Commentary but suffered greatly from depression

but suffered greatly from depression

and a wonderful letter written it appears to a member of Pierson's Scottish missionary group

and direct and are perhaps the ultimate example of the preaching of the Cane Ridge Revival in Kentucky

certainly one of the pebbles that tipped the scale)

and they have held them ever since

1785 JOHN WESLEY. Autograph Letter Managing Young Preachers Clamoring for a Prominent Circuit! Commentary but suffered greatly from depressionWonderful letter of John Wesley taking care of business; in this case a young demanding minister and his wife wanting to be a part of the prominent Burslem Circuit and assistance finding a suitable house. By 1785, the Methodist church at Burslem was one of the most prominent in the Methodist movement, not to mention one of the earliest. Because of the constant influx of people the burgeoning city, it remained in an almost constant state of revival.