This book offers a comprehensive examination of Methodist practice, tracing its evolution from the earliest days up to the present. Using liturgical texts as well as written accounts in popular and private sources, Karen Westerfield Tucker investigates the various rites and seasons of worship in Methodism and examines them in relation to American society.
The leader of this primitivist reform impulse was B. T. Roberts. A product of small-town western New York Methodism, Roberts had gone east to college, to Wesleyan Uni- versity and developed ties to important MEC leaders, ...
Summers, Thomas O. Lectures to Children. Richmond: J. Early for the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 1854. Summers, Thomas O. Life and Times of John de Wycliffe. Nashville: E. Stevenson & F. A. Owen, agents, for the Methodist ...
Revised and updated, this popular book shows pastors and worship leaders the basics of United Methodist worship.
Immodest to her and others of her sex in his school,” and 12- or 13-year-old Betsey Mitchell and 15-year-old Sally ... Two days later Michael Swing charged another preacher, Daniel Parvin (the relationship to James B. Parvin, if any, ...
For early American Methodists, quarterly meetings were great festivals at the heart of Methodism's liturgical life. The meetings lasted several days and could attract thousands. In this volume, Lester Ruth...
The Heritage of American Methodism traces the grand legacy of American Methodism and shows how it became such a leading influence in the life of the nation. The drama of...
THis is an examination of Methodist practice, tracing its evolution from the earliest days up to the present. The author investigates the various rites and seasons of worship in Methodism and examines them in relation to American society.
When I first commenced the school, I found two of the boys knowing letters, from Ke-che-moo-koo-maun-un, which signifies, persons who have a great knife, and rest of them they have learned since that time. And during this spring I have ...
The latter—Ida Tarbell (a Methodist),63 Lincoln Steffens, Ray Stannard Baker, and Upton Sinclair—showed what lay underneath in the Gilded Age was not shiny at all, indeed was ugly and sordid. The social gospelers were not alone in their ...
A pictorial history of the African American United Methodist Church in Missouri.