The Epworth Press

In this foundational text, John Wesley records the steps of his journey to understanding and accepting the doctrine of holiness. He draws together personal reflections, sermons, hymns, testimonies and doctrinal explanations to form a portrait of the...

Relates the story of Primitive Methodism, its evolution over a century, the sorts of people who committed themselves to it, and its contribution to the reunited Methodist Church in 1932. The book focuses especially on the two chief Primitive...

Examines how Methodists in Britain have responded to the numerous international crises that have erupted in the course of the twentieth century. This title is useful as a textbook in 20th century history courses.

Presents the contributions from the leading scholars working on the life and work of Charles Wesley. This book talks about the importance of Charles Wesley as one of the major figures of 18th century Christian history, one of the most prominent hymn...

Covers the history of Methodism in its different traditions since John Wesley. This book tells the story of John Wesley and his followers, along with short extracts from original sources which help allow the early Methodist to speak for themselves.

Through his Forty-Four Sermons John Wesley intended to give a statement of the doctrine he embraced including salvation by faith, Christian perfection and the means of grace.