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The 34 pages that link to Methodism, each with the reason it gives.

• PentecostalismRelated: Methodist teachings on sanctification influenced Pentecostalism, though the traditions developed separately.

• Second Great AwakeningRelated: Its itinerant ministry and emphasis on personal conversion helped spread revivalism.

• PietismRelated: Pietist emphases on conversion, disciplined devotion, and practical holiness helped shape its development.

• Moravian ChurchRelated: Moravian influence helped shape early Methodist spirituality and organization.

• George WhitefieldRelated: Whitefield helped shape early Methodism but diverged from Wesley over doctrine and church organization.

• Northwestern UniversityRelated: Methodist leaders founded Northwestern to serve the expanding region’s educational needs.

• Soong Mei-lingRelated: Her Christian upbringing and Methodist identity shaped her public language and charitable work.

• Altar callRelated: Methodist revival preaching and conversion practices helped shape traditions of public response.

• University of BostonRelated: Methodist leaders founded the university’s predecessor as a theological school.

• First Great AwakeningRelated: The revival’s evangelical networks and practices helped create conditions for Methodism’s colonial growth.

• Jacobus ArminiusRelated: Wesley's adoption of Arminian theology helped shape Methodism's teaching on grace and response.

• Carrie NationRelated: Nation’s religious convictions helped frame alcohol as a moral and social danger.

• Fanny CrosbyRelated: Crosby’s Methodist faith informed the evangelical convictions expressed in her hymns.

• Philipp SpenerRelated: Pietist emphases helped shape the devotional context of early Methodism.