One of the dead policemen was also a Methodist preacher.

At the age of 23, Smith became a Methodist preacher.

He became a mathematics university lecturer and a Methodist local preacher.

The Methodist preachers whom he had to take seriously as rivals were four.

Records show him working as a Methodist preacher from 1866 - when he wasn't older than eighteen - to 1879.

Between 1866 and 1868, he was a Methodist preacher himself, but retired due to ill health.

He was also a Methodist lay preacher from 1932.

Then he served in the church as a Methodist preacher.

During the 1820s he was a lay Methodist preacher.

By 1818 there was a horse mill, school, and a Methodist preacher began making regular visits.