Abstract: The Eighteenth-Century Context – The Founding Brothers – Francis Asbury and American Methodism – The People Called Methodists: Transitions in Britain and North America – Methodism in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries – The Evangelical United Brethren Church: A History – African-American Methodism – Methodism in Latin America – British Methodism and Evangelicalism – Methodism and Pentecostalism – ‘The World is My Parish’: Methodism and the Roots of World Christian Awakening – Connection and Connectionalism – Methodist Episcopacy – Discipline – Ministry and Itinerancy in Methodism – Means of Grace and Forms of Piety – Mainstream Liturgical Developments – Liturgical Revolutions – Music and Hymnody – The Sacraments – Preaching – Experience of God – The Quest For Holiness – The Journey of Evangelism – Traditions and Transitions in Mission Thought – Methodism and The Future of Ecumenism – The Orthodox Challenge to Methodism in Russia – Scripture and Revelation – Trinity – Original Sin – Wesleyan Grace – Christology – Pneumatology in the Methodist Tradition – Christian Perfection – Assurance – John Wesley on Predestination and Election – Theological Ethics – Moral Theology – Methodism and Feminism – In a Divided World, Methodism Matters – Methodism and Politics in Africa – Methodism and Culture

Keywords: Christ, Christology, Church, culture, Ecumenism, election, ethics, God, grace, holiness, liturgy, mission, music, original sin, Pentecost, perfection, revelation, sacrament, scripture, sin, spiritual, theology, tradition, Trinity, worship, Christian, discipline, Evangelicalism, John, Latin, matter, moral theology, preaching, spirit