A 39 To William Tunney
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- John Wesley, “A 39 To William Tunney”. Wesley Corpus,
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To William Tunney Date: LONDON, June 22, 1781. DEAR BILLY, I am glad Sister Webb found grace at the last. It was objected to the preaching (1) that few attended yet; (2) that it interfered with the church service. If so, it is best to let it drop. Talk with Brother Walker about building at Newport. There seems a probability of doing good in the Isle, if all of you set your shoulders to the work. Ask John Walker why he did not consult you concerning the building, which he ought to do in everything. Let no more, however, be bought than absolutely necessary. The more labor the more blessing! I am, dear Billy, Your affectionate friend and brother.