L'histoire du méthodisme junior [ressource électronique] : pour les jeunes, les classes d'étude à Epworth League et le lecteur . Avant de l'ouest de Christ Church (Oxford). OXFORD COLLEGE ET LE SAINT CLUB. 23 a commencé à être sérieux et à être réguliers dans son Churchduties. Très vite, il a induit deux autres élèves à joinhim dans ce mode de vie, Robert Kirkham et WilliamMorgan. Quand John arriva de Epworth il becameso désireux dans ce genre de travail qu'il a été rapidement reconnue comme le leader synchronisées. Leur rigueur dans lifesoon religieux leur a valu leur titre. Il a été donné dans le mépris. Quadrilatère du Lincoln College

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The junior history of Methodism [electronic resource]: for young people, study classes in Epworth League and the general reader . West Front of Christ Church (Oxford). OXFORD COLLEGE AND THE HOLY CLUB. 23 began to be serious and to be regular in his Churchduties. He soon induced two other students to joinhim in this manner of life, Robert Kirkham and WilliamMorgan. When John arrived from Epworth he becameso eager in this kind of work that he was soon recog-nized as the leader. Their strictness in religious lifesoon won them their title. It was given them in scorn. Quadrangle of Lincoln College (Oxford). by the students, who were leading very loose lives. Atother times they were called Bible Bigots, and finally Methodists. Thus we were named by those whowere scoffing at us. Those already named were afterward joined byGeorge Whitefield, James Hervey, and twelve othersnot named. Of George Whitefield, Tyerman speaks as the prince of preachers; a glorious emblem of theApocalyptic angel flying through the midst of heaven 24 JUNIOR HISTORY OF METHODISM. with the good tidings of great joy unto all people.Thus in this Holy Club were being prepared the threechief actors in the origination of Methodism : here wasJohn Wesley, its founder and powerful preacher;Charles Wesley, its seraphic hymn writer; and GeorgeWhitefield, its flaming evangelist. It was a marvelousthing for these young men to turn away from the frivol-ity of college life and meet together in a private roomto sing, pray, study the word of God, and try to buildeach other up in holiness. John

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