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catalog contributor b1599292.
catalog contributor b1599293.
catalog contributor b1599294.
catalog created "[1949]".
catalog date "1949".
catalog date "[1949]".
catalog dateCopyrighted "[1949]".
catalog description "Freeborn Garettson -- Jesse Lee -- Heroes All -- Methodism's man on horseback -- Riders -- Asbury's Episcopal area -- What Asbury's road was like -- Asbury's religious contribution -- Asbury the dictator -- The better side of Asbury -- The end of the long road -- Camp meeting days -- As an Englishman saw us -- A child of the frontier -- The social importance of the camp meeting -- Why Methodism used the camp meeting -- Camp meeting preachers -- The frontier church -- William McKendree -- Peter Cartwright -- The winning of the west -- Westward ho -- The first melting pot -- The man on horseback -- Getting on the ground -- The Oregon mission -- Saving the great northwest -- In the gold rush to California -- The missionary spirit -- The missionary spirit -- Thomas Coke -- John Stewart -- The missionary society launched -- The first foreign mission -- South America -- China -- Methodist breaks and fractures -- Gains and losses -- The O'Kelley movement -- The first breaks in England -- ".
catalog description "Meet John Wesley -- A London crowd two hundred years ago -- On a soap box -- A family reunion -- Londoners all -- A new message -- A tale of two villages -- In Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire -- King and commoner -- Patron and parson -- History springs a surprise -- A nursery epic -- Nineteen children -- Susannah Wesley -- On the fifth birthday -- Samuel Wesley -- John Wesley's birth -- Boyhood's highest hours -- David looks at Goliath -- Student and missionary -- The Oxford undergraduate -- Choice of a life work -- "Leisure and I have said good by" -- The Holy club -- Georgia -- The Moravian influence -- A prayer meeting and what came of It -- Aldersgate Street -- Days of spiritual conflict -- After the great change -- The hour of destiny -- Whitefield -- Wesley moves out of doors -- Difficulties -- A Lord Bishop is scandalized -- "The very soul that over England flamed" -- The poet's picture -- What Wesley attempted -- Wesley the traveler -- ".
catalog description "Methodism and the Industrial Revolution -- Typical days in Wesley's work -- persecutions -- Facing the mob -- The Wesley message -- The Duchess of Buckingham is insulted -- controversies -- Methodist conferences -- "Captains courageous" -- How they sang a new day Into Britain -- A joyous religion -- Charles Wesley -- What Methodism sang about -- Typical hymns of Charles Wesley's -- John Wesley's hymns -- Other Methodist hymn writers -- Men of mighty stature -- Rise of the lay preachers -- What lay preachers accomplished -- Wesley's discipline -- John Nelson -- John Haime -- Silas Told -- Alexander Mather -- Thomas Walsh -- Helpers in the church of England -- George Whitefield -- William Grimshaw -- John Fletcher -- Thomas Coke -- Vincent Perronet -- Women of the Methodist movement -- Methodism crosses the Atlantic -- "Who will go?" -- Religious awakenings in the new world -- Beginnings in New York -- In Maryland -- The first Methodist preachers land -- The coming of Asbury -- ".
catalog description "South America and Africa -- The Woman's foreign missionary society -- Foreign missionary society -- Foreign mission changes in fifty years -- High hours in a church's history -- The Freedman's Aid Society -- "Building two a Day" -- The Rediscovery of Youth -- The Battlefields of Reform -- Militant Methodism -- The War Against the liquor traffic -- The battle for a Christian social order -- The unification of American Methodism -- Background of the controversy -- Methodism at the time of union -- The trend toward unity -- The Federation Movement, 1888 to 1908 -- The Unification Movement, 1910 to 25 -- Methodism since World War I -- The church a reflection of its environment -- The new North American frontier -- Changes in Methodist custom -- Industry and labor -- The relation of the races -- The conscientious objector -- Significant movements in the church.".
catalog description "The American revolution -- After the revolution -- Wesley's first ordinations -- Coke and Asbury meet -- The Christmas conference of 1784 -- The birth of a church -- The first societies -- Life in the Methodist societies -- The class meetings -- Step into a class meeting -- Bands -- Circuits -- The question of the sacraments -- A church -- The afterglow -- After the tide turned -- The Measure of a life -- "He never folds his legs" -- Typical days in Wesley's life -- Wesley the reader -- Wesley the thinker -- Wesley the theologian -- Wesley the religious pioneer -- Wesley and social issues -- Wesley the organizer -- Wesley the man -- The end of the long trail -- Charles Wesley's passing -- Wesley the aged -- The closing scene -- What did Wesley accomplish -- Methodism in the new republic -- George Washington's America -- Francis Asbury's Methodism -- The circuit riders".
catalog description "The Methodist Protestant church -- The break over slavery -- William Booth -- Why These Losses? -- Southern Methodism -- How the Break Came to the South -- The Birth of the southern church -- The southern church and the war -- Since the civil war -- efforts at reunion -- Facing the future -- Through the civil war and beyond -- The Civil War -- The centenary celebration -- The founding of colleges -- The Methodist book concern -- Laymen in the general conference -- Women in the general conference -- A spiritual forty niner -- Gold -- Out of Virginia's hills -- In California -- Off to Australia -- "Driven back and forth the world" -- Bishop for Africa -- Afterglow -- The tale of the years in Many Lands -- 'Round the world in thirty minutes -- British Wesleyanism -- Other Methodist bodies in England -- In Ireland -- In Canada -- In Australia -- and South Africa -- In the South Seas -- Forming A world parish -- Thoburn and India -- Progress in India -- Development in China -- ".
catalog extent "528 p.".
catalog issued "1949".
catalog issued "[1949]".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "New York, Abingdon-Cokesbury Press".
catalog subject "BX8231 .L8 1949".
catalog subject "Methodism History.".
catalog tableOfContents "Freeborn Garettson -- Jesse Lee -- Heroes All -- Methodism's man on horseback -- Riders -- Asbury's Episcopal area -- What Asbury's road was like -- Asbury's religious contribution -- Asbury the dictator -- The better side of Asbury -- The end of the long road -- Camp meeting days -- As an Englishman saw us -- A child of the frontier -- The social importance of the camp meeting -- Why Methodism used the camp meeting -- Camp meeting preachers -- The frontier church -- William McKendree -- Peter Cartwright -- The winning of the west -- Westward ho -- The first melting pot -- The man on horseback -- Getting on the ground -- The Oregon mission -- Saving the great northwest -- In the gold rush to California -- The missionary spirit -- The missionary spirit -- Thomas Coke -- John Stewart -- The missionary society launched -- The first foreign mission -- South America -- China -- Methodist breaks and fractures -- Gains and losses -- The O'Kelley movement -- The first breaks in England -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Meet John Wesley -- A London crowd two hundred years ago -- On a soap box -- A family reunion -- Londoners all -- A new message -- A tale of two villages -- In Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire -- King and commoner -- Patron and parson -- History springs a surprise -- A nursery epic -- Nineteen children -- Susannah Wesley -- On the fifth birthday -- Samuel Wesley -- John Wesley's birth -- Boyhood's highest hours -- David looks at Goliath -- Student and missionary -- The Oxford undergraduate -- Choice of a life work -- "Leisure and I have said good by" -- The Holy club -- Georgia -- The Moravian influence -- A prayer meeting and what came of It -- Aldersgate Street -- Days of spiritual conflict -- After the great change -- The hour of destiny -- Whitefield -- Wesley moves out of doors -- Difficulties -- A Lord Bishop is scandalized -- "The very soul that over England flamed" -- The poet's picture -- What Wesley attempted -- Wesley the traveler -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Methodism and the Industrial Revolution -- Typical days in Wesley's work -- persecutions -- Facing the mob -- The Wesley message -- The Duchess of Buckingham is insulted -- controversies -- Methodist conferences -- "Captains courageous" -- How they sang a new day Into Britain -- A joyous religion -- Charles Wesley -- What Methodism sang about -- Typical hymns of Charles Wesley's -- John Wesley's hymns -- Other Methodist hymn writers -- Men of mighty stature -- Rise of the lay preachers -- What lay preachers accomplished -- Wesley's discipline -- John Nelson -- John Haime -- Silas Told -- Alexander Mather -- Thomas Walsh -- Helpers in the church of England -- George Whitefield -- William Grimshaw -- John Fletcher -- Thomas Coke -- Vincent Perronet -- Women of the Methodist movement -- Methodism crosses the Atlantic -- "Who will go?" -- Religious awakenings in the new world -- Beginnings in New York -- In Maryland -- The first Methodist preachers land -- The coming of Asbury -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "South America and Africa -- The Woman's foreign missionary society -- Foreign missionary society -- Foreign mission changes in fifty years -- High hours in a church's history -- The Freedman's Aid Society -- "Building two a Day" -- The Rediscovery of Youth -- The Battlefields of Reform -- Militant Methodism -- The War Against the liquor traffic -- The battle for a Christian social order -- The unification of American Methodism -- Background of the controversy -- Methodism at the time of union -- The trend toward unity -- The Federation Movement, 1888 to 1908 -- The Unification Movement, 1910 to 25 -- Methodism since World War I -- The church a reflection of its environment -- The new North American frontier -- Changes in Methodist custom -- Industry and labor -- The relation of the races -- The conscientious objector -- Significant movements in the church.".
catalog tableOfContents "The American revolution -- After the revolution -- Wesley's first ordinations -- Coke and Asbury meet -- The Christmas conference of 1784 -- The birth of a church -- The first societies -- Life in the Methodist societies -- The class meetings -- Step into a class meeting -- Bands -- Circuits -- The question of the sacraments -- A church -- The afterglow -- After the tide turned -- The Measure of a life -- "He never folds his legs" -- Typical days in Wesley's life -- Wesley the reader -- Wesley the thinker -- Wesley the theologian -- Wesley the religious pioneer -- Wesley and social issues -- Wesley the organizer -- Wesley the man -- The end of the long trail -- Charles Wesley's passing -- Wesley the aged -- The closing scene -- What did Wesley accomplish -- Methodism in the new republic -- George Washington's America -- Francis Asbury's Methodism -- The circuit riders".
catalog tableOfContents "The Methodist Protestant church -- The break over slavery -- William Booth -- Why These Losses? -- Southern Methodism -- How the Break Came to the South -- The Birth of the southern church -- The southern church and the war -- Since the civil war -- efforts at reunion -- Facing the future -- Through the civil war and beyond -- The Civil War -- The centenary celebration -- The founding of colleges -- The Methodist book concern -- Laymen in the general conference -- Women in the general conference -- A spiritual forty niner -- Gold -- Out of Virginia's hills -- In California -- Off to Australia -- "Driven back and forth the world" -- Bishop for Africa -- Afterglow -- The tale of the years in Many Lands -- 'Round the world in thirty minutes -- British Wesleyanism -- Other Methodist bodies in England -- In Ireland -- In Canada -- In Australia -- and South Africa -- In the South Seas -- Forming A world parish -- Thoburn and India -- Progress in India -- Development in China -- ".
catalog title "The story of Methodism, by Halford E. Luccock and Paul Hutchinson with two final chapters by Robert W. Goodloe. Illus. by Harold Speakman.".
catalog type "History. fast".
catalog type "text".