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WESLEY PILGRIMAGE
TO ENGLAND
July 15–24, 2027
Hosted by Rev. Colton Castle and Rev. Andy Roberts
Join Lake Highlands UMC in England to walk where John and Charles Wesley walked, pray where they prayed, and explore the places that shaped the Methodist movement.
When does a trip become a pilgrimage?
A pilgrimage is a journey of devotion, reflection, and encounter with the living God. On this trip, we’ll stand in the house where the Wesley brothers grew up, sit in one of their earliest gathering places, and walk down the London street where John Wesley felt his heart “strangely warmed.” Along the way, we’ll make time to worship, reflect, and consider what our Methodist roots have to teach us about following Jesus today.
Along the Way
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Epworth · Visit the Old Rectory, where Samuel and Susanna Wesley raised their family.
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Coventry and Oxford · See the ruins of Coventry’s old cathedral beside the modern cathedral, then explore the university city that shaped the Wesleys.
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Bristol · Step inside the New Room, where early Methodists gathered for worship.
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London · Walk along Aldersgate Street and take part in evensong at St. Paul’s Cathedral.
Trip Details
The tour starts at $4,998 per person, based on double occupancy, with round-trip international airfare from Dallas/Fort Worth. The price also includes hotel accommodations, guided sightseeing, and meals as listed in the itinerary. Pricing is subject to change.
See the trip brochure for the full day-by-day itinerary, payment schedule, and what’s included. If you’re thinking about joining us and have questions, email Pastor Andy at andyr@lhumc.com.