"Dan Burnett's new book 'In the Shadow of Aldersgate' has captured the person of John Wesley and the theological movement that followed him with clarity and freshness. . . . This doctrinal overview . . . assists the reader to understand Wesleyanism in respect to other faith perspectives. [It] is a gift to those who want to understand historic Wesleyan doctrine."

— Dr. Don Bray
General Director, Global Partners, The Wesleyan Church

"For anyone interested in a concise biography of John Wesley, and an excellent summary of his doctrine of salvation, one could not go wrong in choosing In the Shadow of Aldersgate. I certainly intend to use it as a text in my course 'The Life and Theology of John Wesley.'"

Mark L. Weeter, D.Min., Ph.D.
Professor, Division of Religion and Philosophy
Oklahoma Wesleyan University

"'In the Shadow of Aldersgate' . . . moves from John Wesley's life to the thought and potential of the tradition that flows from that life. . . . Besides aiding the Wesleyan tradition in understanding its inaugural springs of authentic Christianity, this book will be an introductory source to those in the wider Christian community . . . . The evangelical spirit of the writer is evident throughout, but this posture does not diminish the book's use for an ecumenical audience."

Richard K. Eckley
Professor of Theology
Houghton College
Houghton, New York