The
Wesley Fellowship.
Founded in 1985, The Wesley
Fellowship is an international and inter-denominational
fellowship of Christians committed to the spirit
and teaching of John and Charles Wesley. The
Fellowship aims to present a contemporary expression
and interpretation of the evangelical doctrines
taught by the Wesleys. In particular, it gives
emphasis to the Wesleyan Arminian tradition in
evangelical theology and the Wesleyan understanding
of Christian holiness.
Paid-up members receive by post the Wesley
Fellowship Bulletin (normally published in the spring and
autumn) and selected lectures that are published
by the Wesley Fellowship as ‘Occasional
Papers’. Meetings are usually held twice
a year, in April and in October, normally in
Birmingham, England. They are conducted in a
context of worship with the singing of (mostly)
Charles Wesley hymns. The Papers are delivered
on a wide range of topics, generally dealing
with Wesleyan history, biography, theology and
experience.
Some of the lectures and talks presented to
meetings are chosen to be published by the Wesley
Fellowship and given to members as ‘Occasional
Papers’. Other Papers and documents (including
recordings of lectures) are published by the
Fellowship and made available at reasonable prices.
Periodically, residential conferences are arranged
by the Fellowship to facilitate the further study
and experience of our rich Wesleyan heritage.
The Wesley Fellowship publicises its work and
witness by various means including meetings,
lectures, conferences, printed and audio publications,
and its website. You are warmly invited to join
with us and become part of this informative and
inspiring fellowship!
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