Rising from his humble post as a "drawer" in his family's tavern,_______________ matriculated at Oxford University, where he joined the Holy Club and came under the influence fluence of John and Charles *Wesley. Upon graduation, he was ordained dained in the Church of England and became an effective open-air revivalist in England, Scotland and the American colonies. Dubbed the Grand Itinerant because of his numerous travels,______________ was renowned for his persuasive sermons and great sincerity. His strong adherence to Reformed theology led to a break from the Wesleys.

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