Join host Philip Amerson as he welcomes renowned scholar Philip Wingeier-Rayo on this episode of the "To Be and Do" podcast for a deep dive into the history and evolution of Methodist missions. Drawing from Philip Wingeier-Rayo 's new book, "John Wesley and the Origins of Methodist Missions," the conversation explores John Wesley's own missionary experiences, the influence of the Moravians and Pietism, the vital role of education, and the impact of the Evangelical United Brethren Church (EUB) in global Methodism. Synopsis: In this enlightening episode, Philip Amerson sits down with Philip Wingeier-Rayo to discuss the origins and global spread of Methodist missions. They unpack the nuances of John Wesley's approach to mission work, his hesitant missionary identity, the educational legacy of Methodist and Moravian connections, and the often-overlooked global contributions of the Evangelical United Brethren Church. This conversation offers valuable insights for anyone interested in church history, global ministry, and the legacy of Methodism.