Wesley Corpus

To Robert Carr Brackenbury Date: LONDON, January 4, 1784. Source: The Letters of John Wesley (1784) Author: John Wesley --- DEAR SIR, - I rejoice to hear that you have had a safe passage, and that you have preached both in Guernsey and Jersey. [See Lelivre's Histoire du Mthodisme dans les les de la Manche, p. 185.] We must not expect many conveniences at first: hitherto it is the day of small things. I should imagine the sooner you begin to preach in French the better: surely you need not be careful about accuracy. Trust God, and speak as well as you can. Peace be with your spirit! I wish you many happy years; and am, dear sir, Your very affectionate friend and servant.