Thomas Coke

Thomas Coke was a prominent 18th-century Anglican missionary and theologian known for founding Methodism alongside John Wesley. He played a key role in spreading the Methodist movement, especially in the United States and Britain. Coke emphasized personal faith, disciplined living, and social outreach, helping to shape the early structure and organization of Methodist churches. His efforts contributed significantly to the growth of Methodism as a major Christian denomination, and he is remembered as a pioneering figure in evangelical Christianity.