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How Great a Flame (1940s)

This documentary follows an American Methodist preacher-in-training as he explores the origins of Methodism at the “New Room” in Bristol, England, the oldest Methodist chapel in the world. Through a reflective tour of the historic site—including the pulpit, study, and simple living quarters used by John Wesley—the narrator contemplates the profound legacy of the 18th-century evangelical revival. The film culminates in a spiritual dialogue between the narrator and a manifestation of John Wesley, who urges modern believers to remain steadfast in their commitment to salvation, practical compassion, and holiness despite the changing nature of the world. Keywords: Methodism, John Wesley, New Room Bristol, Religious History, Evangelicalism, Christian Heritage, Faith, Spirituality, Social Reform, Missionaries

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