Soul of Methodism

Discover the profound insights of Rev. Dr. Philip F. Hardt in his enlightening book, Soul of Methodism. Published in 2005 by University Press of America, this paperback edition spans 244 pages and dives deep into the historical roots of Methodism.

In Soul of Methodism, Hardt explores the significance of weekly 'class meetings' that took place among Methodists in early 19th-century New York. These gatherings were more than just religious activities; they became pivotal in fostering close personal relationships and promoting unity within the burgeoning Christian sect. This engaging examination reveals how these foundational meetings laid the groundwork for the growth of Methodism as a major religious movement.

Join Rev. Dr. Hardt on a journey through history that showcases the heart and soul of Methodism, making this book an essential read for anyone interested in Christianity, religious history, and community dynamics.