Exploring Religious Beliefs, Migration, and Methodism in 19th Century America

This chapter delves into the significance of human free will and embracing God's grace in salvation, along with the expansion of Methodism across regions like the United States, Canada, the Caribbean, and the British Isles. It also delves into the large-scale migration of individuals from New England to western New York for economic prospects, which saw a notable portion of the U.S. population relocating during that era.