Early 19th century Mount Pleasant, MI was a forested Indian reservation and a small logging town with impending questionable developers and religious fervor in its future.  According to historian William Cron, the fluctuating itinerant logging camps and the rather small yet enduring population of Mount Pleasant did not require a permanent church building, holding services in private homes. But with a religious revival came the … Continue reading Beauty and the Bland: Methodist Cathedrals – Contributed by Donna Giuliani