wesley

• Nom propre désignant John Wesley, ecclésiastique anglais et fondateur du méthodisme (1703-1791), ou son frère Charles Wesley, ecclésiastique anglais et auteur de nombreux hymnes (1707-1788).

A proper noun referring to an English clergyman and founder of Methodism (1703-1791), or his brother, an English clergyman who wrote many hymns (1707-1788).

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1. John WesleyB2formalbritish

   An English clergyman and theologian who, with his brother Charles Wesley, founded the Methodist movement in the 18th century.

   John Wesley

   • John Wesley traveled extensively on horseback to preach his message.
   • The Methodist Church traces its origins to the work of John Wesley.
   • Wesley's sermons emphasized personal faith and social holiness.

2. Charles WesleyB2formalbritish

   An English clergyman and hymn writer, brother of John Wesley, known for writing over 6,500 hymns.

   Charles Wesley

   • Charles Wesley wrote the famous hymn 'Hark! The Herald Angels Sing'.
   • His hymns are still sung in churches around the world today.
   • Wesley's poetry and music greatly influenced Christian worship.