How are Evangelists different from Methodists?

Evangelist is a title (formal or informal) for an individual whose work is focused on bringing about conversion to Christianity. The term ‘Methodist’ applies to about twenty denominations who are guided by the principles of John Wesley and his successors in their practice of Christianity. read more

All Methodists are Evangelists, but not all Evangelists are Methodists. Methodism was born our of Evangelism when some Evangelical preachers were so vigorous in their preaching and reaching out to the population that they were banned from several anglican churches and chose to preach in the open air. read more

The other three just have different opinions on what the Bible teaches. Some focus more on the teachings of Jesus than those of Paul and vice versa. Some believe in predestination and others don't. Some protestant churches are quite liberal, others are extremely conservative. read more