The relationship between the Anglican and Methodist Church
I can describe the relationship between the Anglican and Methodist Church, and explain how Methodism is a distinct denomination today.
The relationship between the Anglican and Methodist Church
I can describe the relationship between the Anglican and Methodist Church, and explain how Methodism is a distinct denomination today.
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Key learning points
- The Anglican Church is a Protestant Christian denomination that originated from the Church of England.
- The Methodist Church emerged as a result of a break away from the Anglican Church, specifically the Church of England.
- John Wesley initiated the Methodist movement.
- The Church of England rejected Wesley’s methods, leading to the emergence of Methodism.
- Many Methodists base their beliefs and practices on Wesley’s teachings.
Keywords
Anglican - referring to a branch of Christianity that developed from the Church of England
Gospel - meaning 'good news' and referring to the teachings and revelation of Jesus Christ
Methodist/Methodism - referring to a Christian denomination deriving from the teachings and practices of John Wesley
Preach - to publicly teach the gospel message
Salvation - being saved from sin and its consequences, leading to eternal life with God
Common misconception
The Church of England and the Anglican Church are separate.
The Anglican Church originates from the Church of England. 'Anglican' is the term for Churches all over the world that are rooted in the beliefs, teachings and practices of the Church of England. The Church of England is also referred to as Anglican.
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