Western Challenge

Focusing on the growth of the Presbyterian Church in Canada from 1885 to 1925, this study highlights its mission to both British settlers and Indigenous peoples, as well as non-Anglo-Saxon immigrants. It examines how the church adapted its ministry to address the needs of expanding rural and urban populations, with particular emphasis on its experiences in the Klondike and Near North. The conclusion posits that today's Presbyterian Church embodies the legacy of this transformative mission vision.