Lecky says that the humble meeting in Aldersgate Street where
John Wesley was converted forms an epoch in English history;
and he adds that the religious revolution begun in England by
the preaching of the Wesleys is of greater historic importance
than all the splendid victories by land and sea won under
Pitt.--W. H. FITCHETT, “Wesley and His Century.”
(2661)
=Religion in Work=--See WORK PROVING RELIGION.
=Religion of Great Men=--See PRAYER BY GREAT LEADERS.
=Religion, Practical=--See WITNESS OF SERVICE.