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The United Methodist Church considered omitting ... Soldiers of Christ, Arise' Prolific 18th century hymn writer Charles ...

In November 30, 1824, the foundation stone of a new chapel in Middleton-in-Teesdale was laid. By 1872, as well as ...

In the same period, another significant movement affected the hymns of the church: the Methodist movement, led by John Wesley. Wesley and especially his brother Charles used simple rhythms and ...

Think about what you’re singing,” local historian Bill Bachman said Friday morning as a group of carolers turned to “O Come, ...

Music plays an important part in worship in the Methodist Church. There is a strong tradition of singing. Charles Wesley (brother of John Wesley) wrote over 7,000 hymns, many of which are still ...

Singers from seven Floyd County churches combined to create a “Good News From Home” Christmas cantata including many familiar ...

The holiday season is often filled with joy and celebration, but for many, it can be a reminder of loss, grief and difficult ...

People at the conference in North Carolina sang hymns in ... from the United Methodist Church, according to the Lewis Center for Church Leadership, a research centre at the Wesley Theological ...

Returning to London John became a travelling preacher and a leader in the Methodist movement which eventually ... A prolific poet, Charles Wesley wrote more than 6000 hymns (among them 'Hark, the ...