A detailed, century‑spanning snapshot of New England Methodism that records the 1890 centennial services in Boston and preserves a rich historical record for readers and researchers alike.
This book compiles the formal program, speeches, and reflections from the Centennial Convention held at People's Church in Boston, along with additional historical material that illuminates the growth and influence of Methodism in New England over a hundred years. It offers a rare look at key figures, milestones, and institutional developments that shaped the church in this region.
- Primary accounts of address, prayers, and ceremonies from the 1890 gathering.
- Biographical notes and contemporary commentary on influential leaders and institutions.
- Historical material tracing the early spread of Methodism in New England and notable milestones.
- Appendices, lists of delegates, and references that support further study.
Ideal for readers of church history, regional religious heritage, and those seeking a documentary view of American Methodism at a pivotal moment in its century‑long story.The book is a focused, documentary work that presents a durable record of a landmark celebration and its broader historical context.