Itâ??s a pleasure and honor to speak at Asbury, with which Iâ??ve long felt a deep affinity. Often friend requests on Facebook will tell me that I attended Asbury with them, which signals that in fact weâ??re actually strangers, but Iâ??m always flattered by the association.
Whatever health and vigor that exists in United Methodism and in the larger U.S. Wesleyan world today is largely due to Asburyâ??s intellectual and spiritual influence. Whether they realize it or not, the over 12 million members of United Methodism globally owe Asbury a great debt of gratitude, as do many more in the other Wesleyan denominations.
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