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Pentecost Sunday

To celebrate Pentecost Sunday, Aled Jones visits John Wesley’s New Room in Bristol, the oldest Methodist building in the world, to explore the extraordinary story and legacy of John and Charles Wesley, who founded the Methodist movement. \n\nJust like the disciples of Jesus at the first Pentecost, the Wesley brothers had their own encounters with the Holy Spirit in 1738, which lit a fire inside them to spread the word of God. John’s experience is remembered as Aldersgate Day by the millions of Methodist Christians across the world, and this year, it falls on the exact same day as Pentecost Sunday. \n\nAled meets historian Paul Marshall to discover how this profound spiritual experience transformed John Wesley into one of the most influential figures in Christian history. \n\nIn Devon, we join local children enjoying an immersive experience to help them learn about the world of the Wesleys. Volunteers transport the youngsters back to the 1700s with costumes and even a hymn-writing workshop to show how the Methodist message is still relevant today. \n\nAnd back in Bristol, Aled visits Turnaround, a charity firmly built on the principles of John and Charles Wesley to help the homeless and vulnerable in the city. \n\nWith hymns and songs for Pentecost Sunday, including specially recorded Charles Wesley classics from the New Room in Bristol. \n\n1. O For a Thousand Tongues to Sing – John Wesley's New Room, Bristol \n2. And Can It Be That I Should Gain – John Wesley's New Room, Bristol \n3. O Thou Who Camest From Above – Canterbury Cathedral \n4. Holy Spirit You Are Welcome Here – Saint Wilfrid Church, Bognor Regis \n5. Cornerstone – Christ Church Downend, Bristol \n6. Love Divine, All Love Excelling – John Wesley's New Room, Bristol

Source: BBC 1