Definitions

1. American Methodism was exuberant, filled with singing and evangelical preaching.

Methodist Bishops

1. Methodist bishops became a distinctive of American Methodism. (Web site)

Branches

1. An educational project which appeals for support and sympathy to all branches of American Methodism, is the exclusively post-graduate "American University".

Various Branches

1. Nevertheless, during the late nineteenth century, the various branches of American Methodism dramatically increased in both members and wealth.

Bishops

1. The election years for all of the bishops going back to the beginning of American Methodism are listed in the Book of Discipline. (Web site)

Bishop Francis Asbury

1. Originally named Kentucky Holiness College, the school was renamed to honor the founder of American Methodism, Bishop Francis Asbury.

Francis Asbury

1. Of these, only Francis Asbury chose to remain permanently in the US and he became the main influence of American Methodism. (Web site)
2. Francis Asbury became the most important figure in early American Methodism. (Web site)

American Methodism

1. Thomas Coke When independence from England had been won, Wesley recognized that changes were necessary in American Methodism.
2. When independence from England had been won, Wesley recognized that changes were necessary in American Methodism.

Categories

1. Protestantism > Anglicanism > Methodism > Francis Asbury
2. Thomas Coke
3. Methodist Bishops
4. Main Influence
5. Wesley
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