The Episcopal Church in Montana: Its History From Frontier Missions To 20th Century Parishes

The book is in fair condition, with evident wear on the blue cover, including some staining and edge wear. The spine shows signs of use but remains intact. There is no dust jacket, which is consistent with its softcover format. Internal pages appear to be clean and unmarked, making it a readable copy despite its exterior wear. ##

"The Episcopal Church in Montana: Its History From Frontier Missions To 20th Century Parishes" by Roberta Carkeek Cheney offers a comprehensive exploration of the growth and development of the Episcopal Church in Montana. Published by the Episcopal Diocese of Montana in 1990, this volume provides an insightful account of the church's evolution from its early frontier missions to established parishes by the 20th century. The book is printed in Virginia City, Montana, by The Madisonian, reflecting its deep local roots. This particular edition is a softcover, as shown in the images, and does not include a dust jacket. Cheney's work is significant for those interested in religious history and the regional development of the Episcopal Church. The book is relatively scarce and may appeal to collectors of religious history or those with a specific interest in Montana's ecclesiastical heritage. The condition of the book is fair, with noticeable wear on the cover, yet it remains a valuable resource for historical insights. ##