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found this little gem on jeffodist's youtube channel. apparently the methodist church of gb is putting out some material on dvd learning series. this is someone enacting some john wesley action on the topic of war. first thoughts.. gee, i'm not sure i would have stood around and listened to john, but then again, in the 1700's that might have been the best gig around.
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I saw this guy at the New Room in Bristol (the first preaching house Wesley ever built) several years ago. He's very good, and even looks like JW. I'm glad the British Methodists are putting him on DVD.
Posted by: Matt Kelley | April 29, 2008 at 11:53 PM