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12 giu 2024 · Wesley, Samuel. 1766-1837. Younger son of Charles Wesley, born in Bristol on 24 February 1766. He showed musical talent at the age of 3 and at 8 presented a draft of his oratorio Ruth to William Boyce, who had described him as 'the English Mozart'.
30 giu 2024 · The Choir of York Minster, under the direction of Robert Sharpe and accompanied by David Pipe, offer a live recording of Samuel Sebastian Wesley's 1861 anthem 'Praise the Lord, My Soul' at...
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5 giorni fa · His nephew Samuel Wesley was later to be a notable Freemason, becoming Grand Organist and composing the Grand Anthem for the foundation of the United Grand Lodge of England in 1813. Among other Wesleyans later in the century who were Freemasons was Sir James Meek .
15 giu 2024 · Although Samuel Wesley, John Wesley’s father, has been known by some as the “Father of Fathers in Methodism,” but this article intentionally coins the title for John Wesley to highlight his foundational role and profound impact on the Methodist movement.
29 giu 2024 · Lead Me, Lord, UMH #473 Text: Psalms 5:8, 4:8; Composer: Samuel Sebastian Wesley © Public Domain Played by Michael Teets for Onley United Methodist Church ...more.
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17 giu 2024 · Samuel Wesley senr (1662-1735) graduated from Exeter College, Oxford, was ordained priest in 1689 and after a brief interlude as a naval chaplain became rector of South Ormsby, Lincs, in 1691 and of Epworth in 1695, to which he added the nearby Wroote in 1722.
27 giu 2024 · After assisting his father in parish ministry in Epworth and Wroot, he was ordained an elder in 1728. When Wesley’s father, Samuel Wesley, became ill in 1734 he unsuccessfully attempted to convince his son to succeed him as rector in Epworth.
