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John Wesley, the founder was a minister of the Church of England (Anglican) who on May 22, 1739 had a conversion experience, while listening to the reading of Luther's commentary to the Letter to the Romans. He preached the gospel in England over 40 years after his conversion, and tens of thousands joined his lay groups. They remained in the Church of England until after Wesley's death.

John Wesley, the founder was a minister of the Church of England (Anglican) who on May 22, 1739 had a conversion experience, while listening to the reading of Luther's commentary to the Letter to the Romans. He preached the gospel in England over 40 years after his conversion, and tens of thousands joined his lay groups. They remained in the Church of England until after Wesley's death.

In the United States, the Methodists organized themselves as a separate denomination in 1784, chosing their first bishops.

In the United States, the Methodists organized themselves as a separate denomination in 1784, choosing their first bishops.

== Colleges and Universities with Methodist Affiliation ==

== Colleges and Universities with Methodist Affiliation ==