Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The History of Methodism Within the Bounds of the Erie Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Vol. 1
The history of Methodism, when completed, will form one of the brightest pages of ecclesiastical history our redeemed world has produced. To accomplish this as it should be, each section of the work should gather up its own materials and preserve them until our great general historian gets ready to compile the whole into one extended chain of connected facts, which his pen will beautify, until like a glittering rainbow it will span the moral heavens, and give promise of the future immortality of its happy subjects. In sending forth this volume from the press, we desire to say to the reader that we have long felt the importance of rescuing from a threatened oblivion an account of the great work of God along the south shore of Lake Erie, in which so many good men have spent their lives in toil and sacrifice for the great Redeemer, but delayed the undertaking, hoping that some person, with more leisure at command and higher qualifications for the work would devote him self to the task.
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