"Christianity In Earnest, For Church Extension And Saloon Suppression, Volumes 7-9" documents the work of the Methodist Episcopal Church's Board of Home Missions and Church Extension. This historical record provides insights into the temperance movement and the efforts to expand Christian influence through church building and social reform. The volumes reflect the earnestness of Christian endeavors in the late 19th century, addressing critical social issues of the time. These writings offer a valuable glimpse into the intersection of religion, social activism, and urban development, revealing the church's role in shaping communities and combating the perceived evils of alcohol consumption.

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