1952. 508p

The history of the Church of the Brethren in Indiana details the challenges faced by early pioneers who established congregations in a wilderness setting. Notable figures like Philip Hartman and Israel Stoneburner contributed to the church's growth, with services held in homes and makeshift structures. The narrative highlights the dedication of early ministers and the formation of new congregations, reflecting the significant missionary work that led to the establishment of numerous churches across the state.