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FieldWesleyan Reform Union
TypeDenomination
Origin19th century
England
OverviewThe Wesleyan Reform Union is a small British Methodist denomination in the Wesleyan tradition.
HistoryIt formed in 1859 from reforming Wesleyan Methodist congregations seeking changes in governance and ministry.
Beliefs and emphasesIt maintains Methodist and evangelical convictions with a strong emphasis on local church life and mission.
Worship and practiceWorship generally follows free-church Methodist patterns of preaching, singing, prayer, Scripture, and sacraments.
Organisation and lifeMember churches cooperate through the Union while retaining significant congregational participation.
Broader traditionsMethodism
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