Wesley, John

John Wesley (1703–1791) was an influential English preacher and theologian who founded Methodism, a Christian movement emphasizing personal faith, social justice, and practical Christianity. He was known for his energetic preaching, extensive travel, and focus on spiritual renewal and community service. Wesley believed that faith should be a daily practice, leading to a transformed life and active compassion for others. His teachings helped shape modern Methodist churches and inspired broader Christian efforts toward social reform and personal holiness.