Wesley Corpus

57 To John Bredin

John Wesley

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To John Bredin Date: LONDON, November 9, I779. MY DEAR BROTHER, - As long as you act in full concert with Sammy Bradburn you will both see the fruit of your labor. See letter of Feb. 26, 1780, to Bradburn. I hope the morning preaching will never be neglected more, either at Cork or Bandon. That is the glory of the Methodists. If only thirty children continue to meet at each place, it will be worth all the pains. At every new place you may give the Earnest Appeal to the chief man in the town. - I am Your affectionate brother.