Commemorating a century of Methodism in Eastern British America, this historical account, "Centenary of Methodism in Eastern British America, 1782-1882," chronicles the growth and influence of the Methodist Church throughout the region. The book provides insights into the pioneers, events, and challenges that shaped the church's development. It offers a detailed look at the religious and social landscape of the time, highlighting the impact of Methodism on the communities it served. This volume is a valuable resource for historians, theologians, and anyone interested in the religious history of Canada and the enduring legacy of Methodism.

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