The World His Parish
He Rode 250,000 Miles, Preached 40,000 Sermons, and Set a Continent on Fire, This Is the Story That Started It All. A heart strangely warmed on Aldersgate Street. Open fields filled with weeping coal miners. Societies of ordinary believers holding one another accountable in ways that changed lives and nations. John Wesley was not supposed to be a revolutionary, he was an Oxford don, a precise Anglican priest, a man of rules and routines.
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And yet the fire that fell on him would not stay still, and neither would he. The World His Parish brings Wesley's extraordinary life into vivid, immediate focus, from his near-death rescue as a child from a burning rectory, to his complex relationships, his fierce theological battles, and the sprawling Methodist movement he built almost entirely from horseback. This is biography written for the heart as much as the mind, for readers who already carry a piece of Wesley's legacy and want to understand the man who handed it to them.
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Lives that walk beside John Wesley, chosen for their likeness, not their fame.
