The Wesley Corpus
A searchable collection of John and Charles Wesley's sermons, treatises, hymns, and other writings.
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B 29 To Charles Atmore
To Charles Atmore Date: LONDON, October 15, 1785. DEAR CHARLES, - If God gives you and your fellow laborers union of spirit, He will surely bless you together. When you build at Blackburn, do not build a scarecrow of an house. But take either Keighley or Colne House for your pattern. Observe in this and in all things the Large Minutes of the Conference. If I live till spring, I shall probably spend more time there than I have done hitherto. As long as you feel your own weakness and helplessness you will find help from above. - I am, dear Charles, Your affectionate friend and brother.