In this comprehensive history of the Presbyterian and Congregational churches of the Western Reserve, the author delves into the religious, social, and cultural forces that shaped the region. From the early pioneers and settlers to the contemporary challenges facing these faith communities, this book offers a detailed and authoritative account of a fascinating corner of American religious history. A must-read for scholars of religion, American history, and the Midwest.

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