59 To The Society In Margate
| Author | John Wesley |
|---|---|
| Type | letter |
| Year | None |
| Passage ID | jw-letter-1779-59-to-the-society-in-margate-000 |
| Words | 121 |
To the Society in Margate Date: DOVER, November 30, 1779. MY DEAR BRETHERN, - I have no connection at all with Thomas Coleman. I am not satisfied with his behavior. I desire Mr. Wrigley, Francis Wrigley, James Perfect were preachers in Kent. Booth, and Perfect to act as if there was no such person in the world. Coleman opened a school at Margate about 1767, and used the room for preaching. See Journal, vii. 128; W.H.S. xvii. 73 As many of our Society in Margate as choose to remain under my care I desire to receive these as they would myself. Commending you all to the God of peace and love, I am, my dear brothers and sisters, Your affectionate brother.