Thomas Coke

Thomas Coke (1747-1814) was an English Methodist minister and a significant figure in the early development of Methodism in the United States. He was appointed by John Wesley to oversee the American Methodist movement and played a key role in the ordination of the first Methodist ministers in America. Coke's organizational skills and commitment to spreading Methodism led to the establishment of a strong Methodist presence in America and his legacy continues to influence the church today.

Born on Sep 02, 1747 (278 years old)

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Liberia: Thomas Coke was one of the first ordained Methodist ministers in America. 8

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Daily Observer – leading Liberian newspaper, est. 1981: THE SPLIT IN THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH-A SPLIT OF CONSCIENCE: WHY THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH AND GLOBAL METHODIST CHURCH IN LIBERIA MUST SETTLE THEIR DISPUTE THROUGH ARBITRATION RATHER THAN LITIGATION | Commentaries