Anglican priest · founder of Methodism · Methodist
John Wesley
- Born
- 1703
- Died
- 1791
English Anglican priest and evangelist who, with his brother Charles, led the eighteenth-century Methodist revival; an itinerant preacher and prolific writer whose sermons, biblical notes and teaching on Christian perfection shaped the Methodist churches.

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Works and bibliography
2 works in TrinityLibrary
A Plain Account of Christian PerfectionJohn WesleyA Plain Account of Christian Perfection
Wesley's account, in its final 1777 form, of how his teaching on Christian perfection developed from 1725 onward, with extracts from his sermons, hymns, conference minutes and answers to objections, followed by his Brief Thoughts on Christian Perfection.Explanatory Notes upon the New Testament
John Wesley's verse-by-verse notes on the whole New Testament (1755), divided into four reader volumes.Hymns & sacred music
Texts, translations, tunes, and arrangements are credited by role.
- Jesus, Thy Boundless Love To MeYoakleyTranslation · 1653