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Summary: An elegy celebrating George Whitefield.

Summary: An elegy celebrating George Whitefield.

Additional details: Contains indexes.

Additional details: Contains indexes.

Summary: An abridged translation of the Imitatio Christi, originally published by Wesley in 1735.

Summary: An abridged translation of the Imitatio Christi, originally published by Wesley in 1735.

Summary: An abridged translation of the Imitatio Christi, originally published by Wesley in 1735.

Summary: An abridged translation of the Imitatio Christi, originally published by Wesley in 1735.

Summary: An abridgement of his Memoirs, edited, and with a preface, by John Wesley.

Summary: An abridgement of his Memoirs, edited, and with a preface, by John Wesley.

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An infant's bonnet with lace trim preported to have been Charles Wesley's.

An infant's bonnet with lace trim preported to have been Charles Wesley's.

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A brief history of Bethlehem Methodist Church near Elberton, Georgia, including notes on visits by Bishop Francis Asbury and others.

A brief history of Bethlehem Methodist Church near Elberton, Georgia, including notes on visits by Bishop Francis Asbury and others.

A brief history of Bethlehem United Methodist Church near Elberton, Georgia, focusing on the church's founding, notable historic events, and notable members.

A brief history of Bethlehem United Methodist Church near Elberton, Georgia, focusing on the church's founding, notable historic events, and notable members.

A handwritten note on the founding of Bethlehem Methodist Church near Elberton, Georgia, with the copied text of a letter from Beverly Allen to John Wesley on the matter of being assigned to Georgia.

A handwritten note on the founding of Bethlehem Methodist Church near Elberton, Georgia, with the copied text of a letter from Beverly Allen to John Wesley on the matter of being assigned to Georgia.

Summary: This collection of biographies was compiled by Zachariah Taft in 1825 to record the ministry of women in the early days of Methodism, lest they "drop into oblivion." Included are the biographies of Susanna Wesley, Mary Fletcher and Sarah Lawrance. The book is opened to John Wesley�s response to Mary Fletcher's letter about women preachers. He says she has "an extraordinary call" and is to continue preaching.

Summary: This collection of biographies was compiled by Zachariah Taft in 1825 to record the ministry of women in the early days of Methodism, lest they "drop into oblivion." Included are the biographies of Susanna Wesley, Mary Fletcher and Sarah Lawrance. The book is opened to John Wesley�s response to Mary Fletcher's letter about women preachers. He says she has "an extraordinary call" and is to continue preaching.

A form detailing the history of the White Oak Methodist Church including the first recorded reference, previous affiliation(s), date of entrance to the Conference, a list of pastors, and a list of buildings.

A form detailing the history of the White Oak Methodist Church including the first recorded reference, previous affiliation(s), date of entrance to the Conference, a list of pastors, and a list of buildings.

A series of six engravings depicting the process for blessing a new church as it is built. The scenes include a bishop blessing the first stone (top left) and the earth on which the church will be built (top right), a bishop then placing the first stone (middle left) and blessing the church foundation (middle right), a bishop sprinkling holy water on the completed church (bottom left) and making the sign of the cross at the door (bottom right).

A series of six engravings depicting the process for blessing a new church as it is built. The scenes include a bishop blessing the first stone (top left) and the earth on which the church will be built (top right), a bishop then placing the first stone (middle left) and blessing the church foundation (middle right), a bishop sprinkling holy water on the completed church (bottom left) and making the sign of the cross at the door (bottom right).