"If we see God in all things and do all for him, then all things are easy." - Letter from John Wesley to Ebenezer Blackwell, 9/12/1757

28th Annual Meeting and Banquet for the Friends of the World Methodist Museum is tonight!

Check out our facebook posts too! facebook.com/worldmethodistm…

Check out our online gift shop! Our logo wear is fantastic! cafepress.com/worldmethodist…

Happy Music and Arts Week to all the Junaluskans. Come by the Museum to visit us while you're here!

Check out the new look of our website: museum.worldmethodistcouncil…

Thanks to all who attended our reception last night for Rev. Dr. Claire Potter, curator of the Epworth Old Rectory in England. It was a hit!

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Thanks to all of our volunteers for making the Open House perfect last night! facebook.com/pages/World-Met…

You are invited to the World Methodist Museum to meet Ivan and Esme Abrahams. We will hold an open house from 4-6 pm on 2/2/12.

Thank you Bishop Lambuth wp.me/p1Vl8S-t

The mission of Methodists was (and is) to spread scriptural holiness – love of God and neighbor – throughout the Earth.

Special Guest wp.me/p1Vl8S-q

Tomorrow, Wednesday, December 28th at 10:30 am, come down and hear Rev. Ashley Calhoun impersonate Bishop Walter Lambuth. It'll be a treat!

‎"Holiness from this perspective was nothing more or less than divine love dwelling in and expressed through the follower of Jesus Christ."

Burrrrrr! It's cold out there! Come on in the museum to get your heart warmed!

Peace and Quiet wp.me/p1Vl8S-m

Today in 1764 Susanna Wesley Ellison (John and Charles' sister) died in London, age 69.

This time of year the museum is so quiet. Stop by to read about Methodist history and take advantage of the peace and quiet.