File:AsburyOrdination.jpg

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Famous picture of Francis Asbury's consecration as the first bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church. This images is from an original copy of this engraving by A. Gilchrist Campbell after a painting by Thomas Coke Ruckle and published by T. C. Ruckle in New York, 1882. Asbury became bishop at the Baltimore Christmas Conference in 1784.

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