Other than specific spiritual and biblical beliefs, the key difference among denominations is often how their decision making body is organized. For example, some are locally independent, and some are closely connected to a national organization with shared beliefs. In some churches, the pastor has fairly wide decision making powers, and in others a carefully defined process involves elected leaders who may share leadership with the pastor. We'll add pages to discuss this in the months to come. Conversely, they do not agree with infant baptism.
Baptism is by full immersion in water.
Wesley had been ordained a Priest in the Church of England, but was committed to revival preaching and evangelism unfamiliar to the existing church. Calvin was a key leader in the Reformation after Martin Luther. The Presbyterian Church has its roots in Scotland. Calvinists believe in Predestination, the thought that Christian believers are predestined to choose or reject Christ right from birth. The Archbishop of Canterbury heads the Anglican episcopate.