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1830 JOANNA TURNER. Memoir of Mrs. Joanna Turner. Rare Methodist Female Preacher of 18th Century. Divine Healing that if we wouldQuite a rare and desirable little imprint of the Memoir of female preacher, devotionalist, mystic, and friend of John Wesley, Joanna Turner. Very unusually for the period, her preaching was acknowledged even by more conservative Evangelicals like David Bogue [who writes the forward], William Jay of Bath, and others. Of course, it was often wiggled around by not calling it preaching . . . but when a person shares from Scripture, expounds it, and