Wesleyan/Nazarene question(s)

[progressivegal]

This is something I've kind of been wondering lately so I thought this was the best place to ask. I hope my question doesn't come across as offensive in any way at all.
Basically, I was wondering what the difference was between Wesleyan and Nazarene? I've gotten the impression that they are "Like Methodists, but more conservative", but I was wondering exactly how they differ from each other and really, how they differ from Methodists for that matter. I'm sorry if I seem to be generalizing too much. I know a fair amount about Methodists and their history, but I know very little about the Wesleyan Church, and even littler about the Nazarene church.

[holywisdom20]

This is something I've kind of been wondering lately so I thought this was the best place to ask. I hope my question doesn't come across as offensive in any way at all.
Basically, I was wondering what the difference was between Wesleyan and Nazarene? I've gotten the impression that they are "Like Methodists, but more conservative", but I was wondering exactly how they differ from each other and really, how they differ from Methodists for that matter. I'm sorry if I seem to be generalizing too much. I know a fair amount about Methodists and their history, but I know very little about the Wesleyan Church, and even littler about the Nazarene church.
you can find out more about the Church of the Nazarene by visiting their main website at (www . nazarene . org) on there you will find their beliefs and any other information that you probably will need about them. I hope that helps. :)

[desert_island_1]

This is something I've kind of been wondering lately so I thought this was the best place to ask. I hope my question doesn't come across as offensive in any way at all.
Basically, I was wondering what the difference was between Wesleyan and Nazarene? I've gotten the impression that they are "Like Methodists, but more conservative", but I was wondering exactly how they differ from each other and really, how they differ from Methodists for that matter. I'm sorry if I seem to be generalizing too much. I know a fair amount about Methodists and their history, but I know very little about the Wesleyan Church, and even littler about the Nazarene church.
If you look around the WP section, you will find quite a few thread about this, gernerally explaining the differences between the denominations

Kristy