English Christian missionaries

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 157. Chapters: John Wesley, Gladys Aylward, George Whitefield, Francis Asbury, Hudson Taylor, Robert Clark Morgan, George Müller, William Carey, Benjamin Ingham, Derek Prince, Samuel Dyer, Helena Rosa Wright, Thomas Bridges, William Jowett, Griffith Hughes, William Knibb, Charles Wesley, Sam Pollard, Frederick Howard Taylor, Henry Martyn, Arthur Gostick Shorrock, Charles Studd, London Missionary Society, William Mitchell, Anthony Norris Groves, Joseph Booth, William Ellis, Grace Dyer Taylor, Marshall Broomhall, James Phillippo, Jennie Faulding Taylor, Lammermuir Party, James O. Fraser, William Duncan, Geraldine Taylor, Thomas J. Arnold, Hannah Riddell, Thomas Kendall, William Anderson, Samuel Oughton, Andrew White, Emily Blatchley, Thomas Valpy French, George Brown, Bede Griffiths, Aaron Buzacott, Frances E. Newton, F. Henry Edwards, John Hyatt, Archibald Shaw, Allen Francis Gardiner, William David Rudland, Mary Clarke Nind, Lilias Trotter, Edward Stallybrass, Paget Wilkes, William Milne, Joseph Edkins, Alice Mildred Cable, James Hope Moulton, John Clark Marshman, William Ward, Walter Henry Medhurst, Christian Ignatius Latrobe, Roland Allen, Frederick W. Baller, Margaret E. Barber, William Ridley, John Williams, John Robert Morrison, Leader Stirling, Hannah Marshman, Thomas Crosby, Henry Callaway, Herbert Hudson Taylor, Norman Grubb, Roy Hession, Alfred Sturge, Leonard Sharland, George Studd, Arthur T. F. Reynolds, Cornwall Legh, Charles Henry Judd, Walter Weston, Evangeline Frances "Eva" French, Robert B. Thompson, Ferdinand Poulton, George Smith, Lancelot Edward Threlkeld, Francesca Law French, James Hannington, Patricia St. John, Arthur Evans Moule, Charles Henry Carter, Thomas Burchell, Helen Roseveare, William Barratt, Mary Ann Aldersey, Alexander Wylie, Charles William Pearson, Sean Devereux, Albert Ruskin Cook, John Coleridge Patteson, Cuthbert Cary-Elwes, Ernest Tipson, David Hill, Joseph Ketley, Dixon Edward Hoste, Richard Knill, Waite Stirling, Rudolf Alfred Bosshardt, William Edward Soothill, Annie Royle Taylor, George Stott, Barclay Fowell Buxton, James Laidlaw Maxwell, Colonial Missionary Society, John Shaw Burdon, John Preston Maxwell, George Alfred Lefroy, Charles Sergel, James Joseph Meadows, English Presbyterian Mission, Rachel O. Wingate, George Evans Moule, Michael Lapage, English Wesleyan Mission, John Burdett Wittenoom, Laurence Henry Woolmer, Norman Howard Cliff, Gerald Edgcumbe Hadow, Henry Bickersteth Durant, George Clay Hubback, Dorothy Ripley, James Benjamin McCullagh, Richard Whatcoat, Edmund Peck, Joseph Hardcastle, George Percival Bargery, Katherine Hankey, Enos Nuttall, John Hicks Eynon, James Adams, Alfred Docking, Leslie Theodore Lyall, M. A. Sherring, Richard Taylor, David Howard Adeney, James Laidlaw Maxwell, Junior, George Pritchard, Archibald Edward Glover, John Edwin Cardwell, Adam Elliot, Church of England Zenana Mission, Thomas Acton. Excerpt: John Wesley ( ; 28 June 1703 - 2 March 1791) was a Church of England cleric and Christian theologian. Wesley is largely credited, along with his brother Charles Wesley, as founding the Methodist movement which began when he took to open-air preaching in a similar manner to George Whitefield. In contrast to George Whitefield's Calvinism, Wesley embraced the Arminian doctrines that were dominant in the 18th-century Church of England. Methodism in both forms was a highly successful evangelical movement in the United Kingdom, which encou...