Wesley Penang traces its history to 1891, when Rev Daniel Davies Moore, a Methodist minister from Prince Edward Island, Canada, was commissioned by the Methodist Church in Singapore to begin English work in Penang Island. In July 1891, he led the first English service at the Penang Town Hall. Rev Moore was one of the founding missionaries of the Anglo-Chinese School Penang, known today as Methodist Boys’ School (MBS). On 26th December 1911, the cornerstone for the church building at its present location of Burmah Road and Larut Road was laid. Construction of the church building in English architecture style was completed in 1912. On 26th November 1912, the new church building was dedicated by Bishop W.P. Eveland, and was named the FitzGerald Memorial Church in memory of Bishop James M. FitzGerald, who presided over the 15th Session of the Malaysia Methodist Conference in Penang in 1907, and his daughter Cornelia.

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