1796 METHODIST REVIVAL. The Methodist Monitor. Important Methodist Revivalist Periodical. Revival Whether it was because "people

Whether it was because "people like crazy

and was solidly in the puritan camp

of the cold

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1796 METHODIST REVIVAL. The Methodist Monitor. Important Methodist Revivalist Periodical. Revival Whether it was because "peopleVery rare full run of the radical Methodist periodical, The Methodist Monitor. Alexander Kilham [1762 1798] viewed the death of John Wesley as a watershed moment fraught with possibilities in either direction . . . it could be the end of Methodism as it had been, or it could see the movement continue its way toward a true revival of the Church writ large. Kilham met and became associated with John Wesley in 1785, immediately becoming an effective