Georgia. Charles ended up as secretary to James Oglethorpe, the founder of the colony, and after four months, sick and discouraged, he returned to England.
There Wesley became involved with the Moravians and saw a holiness among them that he wanted. He also taught English to Peter Boehler, a Moravian leader.
During his illness in May 1738, Wesley read Martin Luther's Commentary on Galatians. The Holy Spirit convicted him of his sin, and he trusted Christ for his salvation. He wrote, "I now
