At the 1771 Methodist Conference in England, John Wesley said, “Our brethren in America call for help. Who is willing to go over?” Francis Asbury, five-foot-six, 150 pounds, sat listening. For months the young man had longed to visit America. … Continue reading My Very Heart Melted
Young Jabez often heard Wesley preach, and he developed a great love for the gospel. Continue reading Jabez
On December 18, 1807, Phoebe Worrall was born in New York City to Henry and Dorthea Wade Worrall. Her father was a devout Methodist, who experienced a religious conversion during the Wesleyan Revival in England; before immigrating to the United … Continue reading Phoebe Palmer’s Sanctifying Grace
“Work hard at whatever you do,” says Ecclesiastes 9:10. Perhaps no one worked harder than Amanda Smith, a trait learned from her father. Amanda was born into slavery in Maryland on January 23, 1837. Her father, Samuel Berry, worked tirelessly … Continue reading God’s Image in Ebony
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