text: One member of this family, whose collected writings were published by Charles Wallace, used the motto "strength guided by kindness" for teaching children, and had a practice of pulling her apron over her head for one hour each week to pray.
full_question: One member of this family, whose collected writings were published by Charles Wallace, used the motto "strength guided by kindness" for teaching children, and had a practice of pulling her apron over her head for one hour each week to pray. Another member of this family wrote a physics manual The Desideratum, subtitled "Electricity Made Plain and Useful" based on his experiments, and founded the Kingswood School. Another man with this surname wrote the original words to "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" and many other carols. He served as chaplain at St. Simon's Island in Georgia, where he was appointed Secretary of Indian Affairs by James Oglethorpe. The writings of a better-known member of this family, like A Plain Account of Christian Perfection, inspired people like Francis Asbury to lead the Holiness Movement. For 10 points, name this family which included Samuel, Susanna, Charles, and John, who was the founder of Methodism.
first_sentence: One member of this family, whose collected writings were published by Charles Wallace, used the motto "strength guided by kindness" for teaching children, and had a practice of pulling her apron over her head for one hour each week to pray.
raw_answer: Wesley family [or Susanna Wesley; or Charles Wesley; or John Wesley]