worship. As we shall see, they also powerfully influenced the modern Charismatic movement. Though John Wesley himself condemned what was then called “enthusiasm,” his Methodist followers in America did not. They enthusiastically went off to camp meetings, where rhythmic hand-clapping, repetitive singing, running the aisles, “getting blessed,” and even barking to “tree the devil” were not uncommon. The term “shouting” became a modifier for Methodist, producing a new moniker: