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(6/6) @MethodistGB will commission guidance to support volunteers and give them the confidence to manage these records effectively. Image credit: Tim Eccleston (TimE Photography)
Find out more about what the archives plan to do with their funding:
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Come and hear the newly restored organ in Heptonstall Octagonal Chapel played to it's very best by two expert organists. The Friends Group are delighted to present Professor David Baker and Chris O'Gorman who will play a VERY mixed programme.
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One month to go until we host #Church4Change - a conference linking @methodistherit and academia through the themes of the @methodistgb #JusticeSeekingChurch Report! There's still time to get your tickets for joining in-person or virtually!
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Thank you for this information @OCMCHBrookes!
To celebrate John Wesley’s Birthday our amazing café team made some ginger cake for our visitors!
Make sure to stop by for a slice of our special Wesley Birthday Cake.
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When John was in America, he and other weary travellers shared some ginger cake. No mention of candles though!
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The 24th of May is #WesleyDay - come mark the day with us! We are also giving thanks for the life of our own Keith Dutton, who would play John for us in re-enactments. You can join us for all the day's events or just part of them. #Methodist #AldersgateDay #Aldersgate #JohnWesley
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"I look upon the whole world as my parish"… Happy Birthday to John Wesley, founder of Methodism. Born 17th June 1703 (28th June in modern calendars)
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Do you know about The Tolpuddle Martyrs?
Discover their story and how it still speaks today with guest speakers Simon Topping and Steph Jenner.
21 June, 7.30pm
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Did you miss the Annual John Wesley Lecture last week? Fear not! You can now listen to Dr Nigel Aston's paper on the Centre's YouTube channel.
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It's #WesleyWednesday!
📚You can visit the library to discover more about all the fascinating items in our collection. Why not become a library user to have access to these historic documents? Find out more: newroombristol.org.uk/librar…
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Community Centres provide vital services to local people, like the amazing St Luke's Community Centre here in #Islington. In the past, many Methodist churches provided local people with much needed support.
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Methodist class tickets were first issued by John Wesley in 1742. They were received quarterly, and signed and dated by the bearer. They acted as a certificate of membership to a Methodist society. Browse examples from our collections, here.
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In our latest #IWD2021 video, Curator Jane Gallagher (@constntdreamer) introduces Sarah Wesley, wife of the co-founder of #Methodism Charles Wesley. Look out for the handwritten note written by Sarah only a few days before Charles’ death – a testament to their lasting love.
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It's #WesleyWednesday!
If you would like to find out more about our work here at the New Room or learn about how you can become a Friend of the New Room, please visit our website here: bit.ly/2Vl2vNS
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Our penultimate #ArchiveAdventCalendar window for 2020 once again looks into our Donald English collection (@MethodistGB), with a news article from Christmas Eve, 1969, about what he describes as being the true "meaning of Christmas". 🎄
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Recently we looked at John Fletcher's travelling lantern, and this week, in our latest 'Highlights from the House' video, we find out more about a unique ink stand that once belonged to him. Watch it here youtu.be/WldIBh2z3es
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Day 20 of our #ArchiveAdventCalendar! 🎄
'The Apotheosis of John Wesley' (@WesleyHistSoc), this work depicts John Wesley's ascension to Heaven, accompanied by angels. (We'd make a reference to 'Hark! The Herald Angels Sing', but... wrong Wesley!) 👼
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“The most Christian thing that has happened in my lifetime is the Welfare State.”
Donald Soper, Methodist minister and Labour peer, died #OnThisDay 1998. A lifelong socialist, Soper argued that the policies of Margaret Thatcher were inherently incompatible with Christianity.
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In light of London moving into Tier 3 restrictions tomorrow, we will be closing the Museum for Christmas a little earlier than planned. We'll still be on social media so do keep in touch! We're looking forward to welcoming our wonderful visitors back in 2021!
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We enjoyed getting back to the House and were able to record a few 'Highlights' videos whilst we were there. This week we'll be comparing two travelling lanterns that belonged to John Fletcher and John Wesley ow.ly/qZHs50CHXiq
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This year we will be celebrating our usual Georgian Christmas at home! Families can get creative with a Christmas Craft Pack. Order a Craft pack only here: ow.ly/7mL550CiuIB or order a craft pack to complete at our Craft-a-long on Sat 12 Dec here: ow.ly/8pnJ50CiuIz





























