For Wesley, his work was not confined to a church building.  Wesley left the church to “go be more vile”, in his own words.  He used the practice of field preaching to meet people literally where they were.  He preached to coal miners and the least of these.  He was faithful in visiting those imprisoned, those who were sick.  Wesley argued against slavery.  Just as Jesus words remind us of the importance of being the hands and feet of Jesus, so Wesley’s influence on his community was significant. 

Scripture - Matthew 25:31-40