Fire on the Prairie, Methodism in the History of Kansas by Don W.
Holton
Out of Zion, with Limnings of Mission Life, by Rev. William Henry
Goode, (this is a rare book, published in 1864)
United States
The Dramatic Story of Early American Methodism by Grederick E. Maser
The Beginnings of American Methodism by John O. Gross
Methodist History, the official historical publication of the United
Methodist Church, issued quarterly, containing articles on UM events and
personalities, book reviews, and analyses of trends across the years. Write
for a brochure. Back issues are available, as is an Index for volumes I-XX,
1962-1982.
Kansas is divided into two Conferences (administrative areas)
Write the Archivist
at Baker University Collins
Library where the records are kept for some of the early Kansas Annual
Conferences and local Churches before formation of the present East and
West Annual Conferences plus the Kansas East Annual Conference Archives
Jen McCollough
Archives and History
Baker University
PO Box 65
Baldwin City, KS 66006
785-594-8380
jmccollough@bakeru.edu
Kansas West Annual Conference records are now kept at Baker University, as are
the former Southwest and Northwest Annual Conferences records.
Write to St. Paul's School of Theology,
Kansas City, MO, requesting contact information for the Dana Dawson Library's
Heritage Collection.
Write to Archivist at the Missouri
United Methodist Archives, Smiley Library, Central Methodist College
Fayette, MO, which houses a growing collection of regional church historical
source material.
Write the Archivist at Ryland
University Library in Manchester, UK, where records are archived for
British Methodism. Excellent suggestions for researching English and Irish
Methodism at this location.
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a United Methodist ministerial member of First United Methodist Church,
Muskogee, Oklahoma, Oklahoma Conference of the United Methodist Church.
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