1796 METHODIST REVIVAL. The Methodist Monitor. Important Methodist Revivalist Periodical. Revival A token of remembrance from

A token of remembrance from her friend & Sabbath School Teacher

George Jeffreys

With flaming zeal your breast inspire

Whether it was because "people like crazy

1796 METHODIST REVIVAL. The Methodist Monitor. Important Methodist Revivalist Periodical. Revival A token of remembrance fromVery rare full run of the radical Methodist periodical, The Methodist Monitor. Alexander Kilham [1762 1798] viewed the death of John Wesley as a watershed moment fraught with possibilities in either direction . . . it could be the end of Methodism as it had been, or it could see the movement continue its way toward a true revival of the Church writ large. Kilham met and became associated with John Wesley in 1785, immediately becoming an effective