The latest issue of Wesley and Methodist studies is now out. Information about the articles and book reviews in the volume can be found in the attached PDF. Full details about the journal can be found here: https://t.co/lZ6bEnYhVw.
The latest MWRC newsletter at the link below with information about upcoming public events and more. You can subscribe to receive future newsletters at this link: https://t.co/ikGTzLPGaF.
A video preview of Prof David Bundy's upcoming lecture: 'Religious Experiences & Institutional Identities: Globalising the Holiness & Pentecost'. It will be on 18 June at 5pm UK time. Full details, including registration link, here: https://t.co/1bqKioDErq.
Abstract of the fourth article in Wesley and Methodist Studies vol. 16/2 (June 2024)—Heejun Yang, Overcoming Nationalism in the Korean Methodist Theology of Inculturation: Towards A Fourth-Generation Theology
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Check out the latest MWRC newsletter at the link below with information about upcoming public events and more. You can subscribe to receive future newsletters at this link: https://t.co/ikGTzLPGaF.
The United Methodist Archives & History Center at Drew University invites applications for the 2024-2025 Florence Ellen Bell Scholar Award and the Bell Grant for the Study of Korean/Korean-American Methodism. Details and application can be found here:
https://t.co/d9UTKgs1lx
"The poor are the Christians. I am quite out of conceit with almost all those who have this world's goods." - John Wesley (from The Quotable Mr. Wesley, W. Stephen Gunter) #wesleywednesdays
"This doctrine (entire sanctification) is the grand depositum which God has lodged with the people called Methodists; and for the sake of propagating this chiefly He appears to have raised us up." - John Wesley (from The Quotable Mr. Wesley, W. Stephen Gunter) #wesleywednesdays
The United Methodist Archives & History Center at Drew University invites applications for the 2024-2025 Florence Ellen Bell Scholar Award and the Bell Grant for the Study of Korean/Korean-American Methodism. Details and application can be found here:
https://t.co/d9UTKgrtvZ
"God's design was...not to form any new sect, but to reform the nation, particularly the Church; and to spread Scriptural holiness over the land." - John Wesley (from The Quotable Mr. Wesley, W. Stephen Gunter) #wesleywednesdays
The United Methodist Archives & History Center at Drew University invites applications for the 2024-2025 Florence Ellen Bell Scholar Award and the Bell Grant for the Study of Korean/Korean-American Methodism. Details and application can be found here:
https://t.co/d9UTKgs1lx
Read Ryan R. Baldwin's wonderful article "Faith Seeking Efficacy: José Míguez Bonino as a Wesleyan Theologian" in Wesley and Methodist Studies 15.2 here: https://t.co/KMItVaoU9H
"To use the grace we have, and now to expect all we want, is the grand secret." - John Wesley (from The Quotable Mr. Wesley, W. Stephen Gunter) #wesleywednesdays
Read John R. Tyson's fantastic article, "The Old Wesleys and ‘the New Luther’: Rethinking the Relationship Between their Soteriologies" in Wesley and Methodist Studies 15.2 here: https://t.co/ec4sYDf96s
"A string of opinions is no more Christian faith, than a string of beads is Christian holiness." - John Wesley (from The Quotable Mr. Wesley, W. Stephen Gunter) #wesleywednesdays
Read Karen B. Westerfield Tucker's wonderful article, "Another Look at the Methodist/Wesleyan Love Feast: Introduction, Reception, Adaptation, and Emerging Possibilities" in Wesley and Methodist Studies 15.2 here: https://t.co/9MyeO40u0p
"I see abundantly more than I feel. I want to feel more love and zeal for God." - John Wesley (from The Quotable Mr. Wesley, W. Stephen Gunter) #wesleywednesdays