John Wesley (1703-1791), founder of Methodism (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
I have been following Kevin Watson on Holy Conferencing.
He starts out in this part, ““Holy conferencing” seems to be one of the buzz words for contemporary United Methodism. This post is the second post on this topic. (It could be seen as the second of three posts, as an earlier post pointed out that Wesley himself did not use the phrase “holy conferencing.”) The first post discussed the contemporary use of “holy conferencing.” This post discusses what Wesley meant by the phrase “Christian Conference,” which is the phrase from Wesley that is usually connected to contemporary uses of holy conferencing.
What did Wesley mean by the phrase “holy conferencing”?
Holy Conferencing: What Did Wesley Mean?
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