Fletcher of Madeley

"Fletcher of Madeley" offers a compelling portrait of John Fletcher, a key figure in 18th-century Methodism and a dedicated clergyman within the Church of England. This religious biography explores the life and work of Fletcher, focusing on his influential ministry in Madeley.

Brigadier Margaret Allen presents a meticulously researched account of Fletcher's profound impact on the Methodist movement. Discover the story of a man whose unwavering faith and commitment to his parishioners left an enduring legacy. Readers interested in religious history, particularly the rise of Methodism and the lives of its prominent figures, will find this biography both informative and inspiring. Explore the historical context and spiritual journey of a man whose influence continues to resonate today. This edition brings to life the story of a remarkable individual who dedicated his life to serving God and his community.

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