This book provides a comprehensive look at the life and work of the legendary revivalist preacher John Wesley. It follows his journey from his early years as the son of a clergyman to his establishment as a towering presence in the Christian community. The author places a particular emphasis on Wesley's innovative contributions to the evangelization of the masses and his prescient social justice work.

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