This book is a memoir of the life of George David Cummins, the first Bishop of the Reformed Episcopal Church. It covers his early life, his work as a theologian and minister, and his role in the establishment and growth of the Reformed Episcopal Church. With personal anecdotes and insights into Cummins' personality and beliefs, this book is a fascinating read for anyone interested in the history of American Christianity.

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