Wesleyan (adjective)

Relating to or adhering to the principles and practices of Methodism as founded by John Wesley.

Origin:

Named after john wesley (1703–1791), the founder of methodism.

Examples:

1. The Wesleyan Church held a special service for its members.
2. Wesleyan theology emphasizes the importance of personal faith and social action.
3. Wesleyan hymns are well known for their simple, repetitive melodies.
4. He was raised in a Wesleyan family and attended Wesleyan schools.
5. The Wesleyan Revival of the 18th century had a profound impact on English society.