Francis Asbury

Francis Asbury

religious leader United Kingdom

Francis Asbury (1745-1816) was a prominent American Methodist bishop who played a crucial role in establishing Methodism in the United States. Appointed by John Wesley, Asbury traveled extensively across the country, preaching and organizing congregations. His leadership helped solidify the foundations of the Methodist Episcopal Church, making it one of the largest denominations in America. He is remembered for his dedication to evangelism and his efforts to promote social justice issues.

Born on Aug 20, 1745 (280 years old)

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