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John Wesley’s diary was his private daily record from 1725 until near his death in 1791. Kept mainly in personal cipher and shorthand, it logged hourly activities, spiritual progress, readings, and time management to aid self-discipline in holy living. It differed from his published Journal, which drew selected material from the diary and expanded it with reflections for public readers.

John Wesley’s diary is his private personal record kept daily from 1725 until near his death in 1791. Written largely in a complex cipher of abbreviations, symbols and codes, it logged hourly activities, spiritual self-examination, readings and progress in holy living. It differs from his published Journal, which used selected diary material as a public account of his travels and the rise of Methodism.

Shelley and I were honored to join President Trump, members of his Cabinet, Tunnel to Towers Foundation Chairman and CEO Frank Siller, hundreds of first responders, and the families of those we lost on September 11th at the White House today for the final stop of Tunnel to Towers’ Steel Across America tour. As we approach the 25th anniversary of 9/11, we remember the nearly 3,000 innocent lives taken from us, honor the extraordinary courage and sacrifice of our first responders, and reflect on the unity and resolve our nation showed in the days that followed. I am honored to support Frank and the entire Tunnel to Towers Foundation in their incredible mission to support Gold Star families, catastrophically injured veterans, fallen first responders and their families, and so many American heroes who have sacrificed for our country and our communities. Twenty-five years later, our promise remains the same: Never Forget. 🇺🇸