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Pursuing Social Holiness: The Band Meeting in Wesley's Thought and Popular Methodist Practice PUB20171031 which is now embraced asKevin M. Watson offers the first in depth examination of an essential early Methodist tradition: the band meeting, a small group of five to seven people who focused on the confession of sin in order to grow in holiness. Watson shows how the band meeting, which figured significantly in John Wesley's theology of discipleship, united Wesley's emphasis on the importance of holiness with his conviction that Christians are most likely to make progress in