Discover how Methodism grew in Canada—from its early roots to a widespread church presence across Upper Canada and beyond.
This history traces the rise and progress of the Methodist movement in the country, highlighting key missions, settlements, and the people who carried the faith forward in the face of frontier life, war, and changing government ties.
Through narrative chapters and a detailed contents outline, the book surveys how Methodism expanded among settlers, Indigenous communities, and new towns, including the formation of circuits, districts, and eventually a Canadian conference. It also situates the story against broader historical events and the evolving relationship between church and state in early Canada.
Ideal for readers of Canadian religious history, Methodism, and the broader story of early North American missions.
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