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There is nothing like the Dictionary of Christianity in America. Even most libraries can't offer you all the facts, perspectives and information you'll find in this single volume. The work of over 400 scholars and experts in American religion, the Dictionary of Christianity in America offers 2,400 authoritative articles on nearly every aspect of this fascinating epoch in modern Christian history....

Wesley, John (1703–1791). Founder of Methodism. Born in Epworth, Lincolnshire, England, in 1703, Wesley was the fifteenth child of high church Anglican rector Samuel Wesley and his wife, Susanna. Wesley was educated at Charter house, London, and Christ Church, Oxford (B.A., 1724; M.A., 1727), and was a fellow of Lincoln College (1725–1727) before joining his father as curate in Wroot (being ordained in 1728). After his father’s death Wesley returned to Oxford (1729–1735), where he also directed the
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