Memoirs Of The Life And Labours Of Hugh Bourne Vol II J. Walford Book A30

The Oxford MethodistsIncluding: Robert Kirkham, John Clayton, Benjamin Ingham, John Gambold, James Hervey, Thomas Broughton. By Rev. Luke TyermanTentmaker Publications\nFrom the sleeve:\nThe present book is intended to serve as a companion volume to The Life and Times of Wesley; and to assist in showing the wide and gracious results of a revival of religion. \nAmong the Oxford Methodists, the Wesleys and Whitefield will always be pre-eminent: but a great work was also done by their associates. Clayton's High-Churchism was objectionable: but it is not unreasonable to indulge the hope, that, his earnest piety exercised a useful influence upon the clergy among whom he lived, and especially upon the young gentlemen who were favoured with the instructions of his school. Ingham, as an evangelist, was exceedingly successful among the masses in the North. The Moravian Church owes a debt of incalculable gratitude to Gambold, for checking and correcting its early religious follies. B;