How Does Faith Move Across a Land?
Faith in the Northwest traces a largely forgotten history of revival and spiritual longing as it moved westward across America—from the frontier awakening at Cane Ridge to the Pacific Northwest.
Drawing from newspapers, missionary correspondence, legislative testimony, and eyewitness accounts, the book offers a careful exploration of revival history and asks whether the same Spirit who stirred the frontier still moves across the Northwest today.
“The Pacific Northwest did not inherit revival as a static tradition. It encountered it repeatedly as an interruption.”
