Museum of Methodism

This is a place I wanted to visit for some time.
I have been for a long time fascinated by the work of the Wesley brothers and George Whitfield and how Britain was so much transformed for the better by God through these men.
There is hope for a lost generation. God can do it again.

Wonderful small museum, stunning chapel and John Wesley's original Georgian house. Staff are incredibly knowledgeable and helpful. Great way to learn more about Methodism the Wesleys. Don't forget to check out the original Crapper toilet.

Excellent collection of information, artefacts and memorabilia associated with John Wesley housed below the beautiful church. Out the back is his tomb. Theres also of course info on brother Charles and mother Susanna. Wide range of good priced items in the shop. Suggestion donation £5.
Open til 4pm. Across the road from Bunhill burial ground

You don't need to be religious to appreciate the history, workmanship and beauty of this peaceful Chapel and home , amazing experience and so welcoming, staff were so polite and more than happy to show me around so thank you 🩵🙏

Wesley's Chapel is a Methodist church in London and probably the most important methodist church in the world. The museum consists of John Wesleys home, Wesley's Chapel and in the crypt, the museum. At the front of the chapel stands a bronze statue of John Wesley with the inscription with probably his most memorable quotes, "the world is my parish".

When I arrived at the museum, one of the volunteers gave a myself and other visitors a brief history of John Wesley and his brother Charles. How they came upon their idea of a better way of preaching to people and placing a greater emphasis on doing social good such as charity, providing support for those in need such as the poor and the sick. Something that doesn't sound radical now, but apparently was back then.

The Museum of Methodism, contains pamphlets, books, and other artefacts relating to Methodism, including many of Wesley's speeches and essays on theology. There's also a short video of the life of John Wesley shown on a large screen. Behind the museum, you'll also find the tomb of John Wesley, along with with those of some of his followers and sister.

A nice great place to visit whether you're a methodist or not. I'm not a methodist myself, nor religious for that matter, but I felt the museum is definitely worth visiting. I came away thinking, I'd like to go and read up more about methodism. Probably a real bucket list item for a methodist.

Very Wonderful Place to Visit if you are looking to know how Methodism started or looking for something to encourage you in your journey of faith or struggle in Christendom.

Best Kids Pack we have ever had in a Museum; really helpful and friendly staff. So interesting and beautiful.

Indeed for all Methodists this is a must visit when in London.

A must see if you are Methodist visiting in London, very educational.

Nice place to see Christianity in the 1700

A very interesting visit. Thank you

A lot of interesting and well presented details of old culture preserved in Wesley's house and museum. The museum staff was very nice and helpful. Definitely worth to visit!

A fascinating building, worth taking time to explore. The volunteer guides are knowledgeable and enthusiastic; and more than happy to give detailed answers to questions.

Wonderful experience touring the former headquarters of British Methodistism. The Sanctury is beautiful and a walking tour of the building is a must.

I felt my heart strangely warmed just to be there. 😎

Excellent guides, took time to explain everything and even had free food after the lunchtime service - well worth a visir

I visited the church and received an introductory talk. The history was very meaningful and interesting.

Wonderful museum. Helpful and welcoming staff.

The home of John Wesley, his Methodist Chapel, and the Museum of Methodism. Much more interesting and informative than I'd imagined!

Nice