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Samuel Hopkins Emery is one of the most influential figures in American Protestantism, yet his life and legacy are often overlooked. In this captivating biography, Ralph Davol sheds light on Emery's impact on the church and society, from his role in the development of the Sunday school movement to his pioneering work in promoting social justice. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of American religion and activism.
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