Wesley Corpus

A 04 To Joseph Taylor

John Wesley

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To Joseph Taylor Date: LONDON, January 16, 1783. DEAR JOSEPH, I am glad to hear so good an account of Marazion. You must endeavor to hire a larger room at Truro. See letter of Feb. 25 to him. We shall not build any more in haste. I often preach abroad in winter as well as summer. In my Journals, in the Magazine, in every possible way, I have advised the Methodists to keep to the Church. They that do this most prosper best in their souls; I have observed it long. If ever the Methodists in general were to leave the Church, I must leave them. I am, dear Joseph, Your affectionate friend and brother.