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Wesley's
Chapel
is
a
Methodist
church
in
London
and
probably
the
most
important
methodist
church
in
the
world.
The
museum
consists
of
John
Wesleys
home,
Wesley's
Chapel
and
in
the
crypt,
the
museum.
At
the
front
of
the
chapel
stands
a
bronze
statue
of
John
Wesley
with
the
inscription
with
probably
his
most
memorable
quotes,
"the
world
is
my
parish".
When
I
arrived
at
the
museum,
one
of
the
volunteers
gave
a
myself
and
other
visitors
a
brief
history
of
John
Wesley
and
his
brother
Charles.
How
they
came
upon
their
idea
of
a
better
way
of
preaching
to
people
and
placing
a
greater
emphasis
on
doing
social
good
such
as
charity,
providing
support
for
those
in
need
such
as
the
poor
and
the
sick.
Something
that
doesn't
sound
radical
now,
but
apparently
was
back
then.
The
Museum
of
Methodism,
contains
pamphlets,
books,
and
other
artefacts
relating
to
Methodism,
including
many
of
Wesley's
speeches
and
essays
on
theology.
There's
also
a
short
video
of
the
life
of
John
Wesley
shown
on
a
large
screen.
Behind
the
museum,
you'll
also
find
the
tomb
of
John
Wesley,
along
with
with
those
of
some
of
his
followers
and
sister.
A
nice
great
place
to
visit
whether
you're
a
methodist
or
not.
I'm
not
a
methodist
myself,
nor
religious
for
that
matter,
but
I
felt
the
museum
is
definitely
worth
visiting.
I
came
away
thinking,
I'd
like
to
go
and
read
up
more
about
methodism.
Probably
a
real
bucket
list
item
for
a
methodist.
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