Charles Wesley was an important English hymn writer and a co-founder of the Methodist Church. Born in 1707, he wrote over 6,000 hymns during his lifetime, many of which are still sung today. His work focused on themes of faith, love, and the Christian experience, making his hymns popular in churches around the world. Wesley was the brother of John Wesley, who is also a key figure in the Methodist movement. Together, they traveled extensively, spreading their message and encouraging spiritual growth. Charles's hymns, such as "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing," continue to inspire and uplift people in their worship.