1786 THOMAS COKE. Wonderful Irish Methodist Letter of Circuit Transfer w/ Six Early Irish Methodist Class Tickets Miracles would it not be better

would it not be better for me to be with you at another time rather than when you are proposing a resolution for appropriating a part of your funds to the support of the cause with us

Devotion was nearly alone in publicly rebuking this as an act of unbelief and the forming of an alliance with a godless nation

The famous preaching figure portrait of Smith Wigglesworth had two problems

We now earnestly repeat this request

Joshua Marshman

1786 THOMAS COKE. Wonderful Irish Methodist Letter of Circuit Transfer w/ Six Early Irish Methodist Class Tickets Miracles would it not be betterA wonderful little gem of an item from the early days of Irish Methodism, offering a letter of Circuit transfer signed by the famous Irish Methodist, Nehemiah Price, and affirmed by Thomas Coke. This is from the earliest period of Irish Methodism. By 1786, only 17 Annual Conferences had been held in Ireland, with the first truly Annual Conference being held in 1782, just one year prior to William McDole's earliest class ticket. The twelve Conferences