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"Up from Methodism" offers a compelling glimpse into a life shaped by religious experience in early 20th century America. Herbert Asbury recounts a journey of religious conversion and personal discovery within the Methodist community of Farmington, Missouri. This meticulously prepared reprint provides an intimate portrait of a time and place defined by faith. More than a simple biography, this book explores themes of religious identity, the power of belief, and the search for individual meaning within a structured religious framework. Explore the complexities of faith and community through Asbury's unique perspective. A valuable resource for those interested in religious history, Methodist Christianity, and biographical accounts of life in small-town America, "Up from Methodism" remains a testament to the enduring power of personal narrative and spiritual seeking.
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