It was founded in the 1730s from within the Church of England and named because of its ordered (*) system of Bible study.
The Baltimore convention which brought this denomination to America adopted the Twenty-Five Articles of Religion written by its founder. In 1968, this church was created in its current form by a merger with the Evangelical United Brethren. This denomination's services often use hymns written by its founder's brother Charles, and its other influential figures included the Great Awakening preacher George Whitefield. It was founded in the 1730s from within the Church of England and named because of its ordered (*) system of Bible study. For 10 points, name this Protestant denomination which is affiliated with Wesleyan colleges.
The Baltimore convention which brought this denomination to America adopted the Twenty-Five Articles of Religion written by its founder.
{Methodism} [or {Methodists} or other word forms]