Explore the early spread of Methodism in Canada and its lasting impact.
This volume documents the first century of Canadian Methodism from 1775 to 1839, tracing how faith, community, and mission shaped the region’s religious landscape.
The book blends narrative history with documentary detail, presenting the people, places, and events that built Methodist communities across eastern and central Canada. Richly illustrated and supplemented with portraits, chapters, lists, and period documents, it offers both readers and researchers a clear view of the denomination’s formation and growth.
- A chronological account from the first transatlantic Methodist presence to the formation of early Canadian structures.
- Biographical portraits and illustrations that enhance the history of key figures and congregations.
- Chapter-by-chapter coverage of growth, conflict, and consolidation across provinces.
- Contextual notes on publishing, temperance, education, and the political backdrop of the era.
Ideal for students of Canadian religious history, Methodist heritage enthusiasts, and general readers seeking a thorough, accessible portrait of a formative era.