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Was the Holy Club an "organization"?

Is it reasonable to describe the Holy Club as an 'organization'? Would it be more accurate to describe it as a 'group'? - BobKilcoyne (talk) 04:35, 18 October 2015 (UTC)[reply]

= Use of terms

Did John Wesley 'live' in Oxford or rather 'go up' to 'study' or 'read'? And why the use of the term 'cell group' & 'old fashioned'? Also, this doesn't read particularly intelligent: "This organisation is often said to be the root of the influential Methodist Church.[1]" I was led to believe it is the root of the Methodist Church (or movement). And further, I wonder at this: "who distinguished themselves later in life."?

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