Susanna Annesley Wesley was a popular speaker and Bible Study Leader. The historian J. B. Wakeley wrote, "While her husband was absent in London in 1711, attending Convocation, Mrs. Wesley adopted the practice of reading in her family, and instructing them. One of the servants told his parents and they wished to come. These told others, and they came, till the congregations amounted to forty, and increased till they were over two hundred, and the parsonage could not contain all that came."
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