[DOC] [TLE] The Foundry in London: Two Sides of the Gospel  Blog  Adam ... [PAR] Sep 19, 2014 ... John Wesley spent much of his time in London during 1738 helping to form a ... in 
the Fetter Lane Society over various points of faith and practice. ... The building 
was purchased and renovated and would become the home ... At the Foundry in 
the 1740s, the Methodist works of mercy saw new expressions. [DOC] [TLE] The Methodist societies: history, nature, and design - John Wesley ... [PAR] The difficult question of the relation of the Methodist Societies to the Church ... 
how Wesley appealed to reasonableness and a sense of justice in his critics ... 
Two similar societies were established in Bristol, and in late 1739, the London 
society ... building called the Foundry, which served as the headquarters of 
Methodism... [DOC] [TLE] Wesley - Bardic Edition [PAR] There he joined the Holy Club, a group of students that included his brother ... the 
London society began to meet in a building called the Foundry, which served as 
the ... With the growth of the Methodist movement, the need for tighter 
organization ... the Moravians in 1740 because of doctrinal disagreements, and 
he rejected... [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about HISTORIC NAMES - StudyStack [PAR] IN 1740 HE BOUGHT A LONDON BUILDING, THE FOUNDRY, TO SERVE AS 
HEADQUARTERS FOR HIS METHODIST SOCIETIES, JOHN WESLEY. IN 1935
... [DOC] [TLE] John Wesley - Wikipedia [PAR] John Wesley was an Anglican cleric and theologian who, with his brother 
Charles and fellow ... On 24 May 1738 he experienced what has come to be 
called his evangelical .... It is the pivotal point in his life and the Methodist 
movement. ... He met frequently with this and other religious societies in London 
but did not preach... [DOC] [TLE] Renew My Heart: Daily Wisdom from the Writings of John Wesley ... [PAR] Through his powerful sermons more than two hundred years ago, John ... 
societies were established in Bristol, and in late 1739, the London society began 
meeting in a building called the Foundry, which served as the headquarters of 
Methodism for ... In 1740, Wesley parted with the Moravians and Whitefield 
because of... [DOC] [TLE] Methodist Churches [PAR] [Christian Methodist Episcopal Church] [Congregational Methodist Church] ... in 
an abandoned government building known as the Foundry where in 1740 it 
became the first self-sustaining Methodist society in London. ... and requested 
that the Bishop desist from the exercise of his office while he remained a slave 
holder. [DOC] [TLE] John Wesley: Evangelist and Founder of Methodism - Infoplease [PAR] Evangelist and Founder of Methodism After his conversion, Wesley became 
involved ... was purchased; it remained until 1778 the center of Methodist work in 
London. ... Jacobus) and belief in Christian perfection, Wesley repudiated (c.
1740) the ... sacraments and to serve the Methodist societies in America, 
although he had... [DOC] [TLE] The Foundery - Revolvy [PAR] The Foundery or Foundry was the first London foundry for casting brass cannon 
for the ... The building subsequently housed the first Wesleyan Methodist chapel 
and a ... Wesley purchased the building's lease for 115, then spent a further .... 
1729 after serving as curate at his father's parish, he led the Holy Club , a society
... [DOC] [TLE] to view this issue - BiblicalStudies.org.uk [PAR] When William was 18 years of age, he persuaded his father to allow him to start a 
.... The origin of the first Methodist society is given in the pre- amble to the"... [DOC] [TLE] Moorfields and Finsbury | British History Online [PAR] Walter Thornbury, 'Moorfields and Finsbury', in Old and New London: ... Ben 
Jonson makes old Knowell follow his son there, when he has the .... They were 
commanded by Skippon, captain of the Artillery Garden, who had served long in 
Holland, and raised ... At this chapel the first Methodist Society was formed in 
1740. [DOC] [TLE] USGenWeb RI Articles, History of Providence: Woonsocket, 1 [PAR] His son, Robert Aldrich, came to Cumberland, R.I., about the year 1740, and 
settled on ... He

Question: In 1740 he bought a London building, The Foundry, to serve as headquarters for his Methodist societies
Answer: John Wesley