This is just a conversation with a guy I met on the internet about the intersection of the Anglican tradition with Methodism in the US. He is one of the few people who has actually participated in a Wesleyan class meeting that pretty closely resembled how it was actually done. He has a lot of personal experience with the Book of Common Prayer (1928 version) and the daily disciplines that once marked Anglican Methodists. So we had a conversation about the challenges and gifts of such a setup for people today.

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