Conversion in the Wesleyan tradition

Introduction : conversion in the Wesleyan tradition / Kenneth J. Collins --
Part 1. Historical perspectives : Wesley and the people called Methodist --
John Wesley\'s conversion at Aldersgate / John H. Tyson --
The transformation of the human heart : the place of conversion in Wesley\'s theology / Henry H. Knight --
John Wesley and the fear of death as a standard of conversion / Kenneth J. Collins --
A real Christian is an abolitionist : conversion and antislavery activism in early American Methodism / Douglas Strong --
Conversion and sanctification in nineteenth-century African American Wesleyan women / Estrelda Alexander --
Part 2. Biblical perspectives --
\"To turn from darkness to light\" (Acts 26:18) : conversion in the narrative of Luke-Acts / Joel Green --
New creation or new birth? : conversion in the Johannine and Pauline literature / Ben Witherington III --
Part 3. Theological perspectives --
A mutuality model of conversion / Barry L. Callen --
Conversion and baptism in Wesleyan spirituality / Ted A. Campbell --
The epistemology of conversion : is there something new? / William J. Abraham --
Part 4. Pastoral perspectives --
t Conversion : possibility and expectation / Sondra Higgins Matthaei --
From the \"Works of the flesh\" to the \"Fruit of the spirit\" : conversion and spiritual formation in the Wesleyan tradition / Gregory S. Clapper --
Embodying conversion / Philip R. Meadows --
Conclusion : suddenly a light from heaven / William H. Willimon.