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In Wesley’s footsteps (5): St Bartholomew and the ‘commodious place’ – part 2
The first part of this article discussed how John Wesley’s friendship with Richard Bateman, rector of St Bartholomew-the Great, led to him preaching regularly at this church long after other churches had been closed to him. This all changed with … Continue reading →
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In Wesley’s Footsteps (5): St Bartholomew and the ‘commodious place’ – part 1
The Priory Church of St Bartholomew-the-Great deserves to be better known than it is. Its location ensures that it remains one of London’s hidden jewels. Largely hidden behind more modern buildings in a part of London well away from the … Continue reading →
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Tagged John Wesley, Richard Bateman, Smithfield, St Bartholomew-the-Great, Tyerman
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