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Francis Asbury’s ministry to the Colonies is one of America’s greatest untold stories. His ministerial and cultural efforts to reconcile European, African, and the Native American populace are peerless. More than a century later, President Calvin Coolidge dedicates a Washington … Continue reading
The Wesleyan movement in Ireland and America were directly influenced by the County Limerick in Ireland. The county is made up of four key settlements on the various land holdings of the Lord Thomas Southwell. Court-Matrix, Killiheen, Ballingrane and Pallas … Continue reading
Many in contemporary culture incorrectly believe that Christianity has historically considered the female portion of the human race as less important than its male counterpart. These revisionist historians ignore the glaring examples of women who have played key roles in … Continue reading
The following is an excerpt from the book, Black Country. It takes place when Francis Asbury, by his father’s arrangement, (and against his mother’s wish), spends some time as an apprentice with a wealthy family, headed by John Wryley Birch, … Continue reading
In my 17 years of researching Francis Asbury crossing the Atlantic, as far as I can tell, no one has been able to determine the name of the ship that brought him to Philadelphia on Sunday, October 27, 1771. Perhaps it is … Continue reading
