The tension between individualism and church community surfaces again and again in the histories of Mennonite groups, perhaps more so for those influenced by the frontier. Oregon's great distance from larger centers of Mennonite thought and life contributed to this continuing tension for the Mennonite churches profiled. Hope Kauffman Lind skillfully summarizes the details of the Mennonites moving to the northwest, settling, planing congregations, and building institutions. She also chronicles the changes in theology and practice that came over the years. Volume 30 in the Studies in Anabaptist and Mennonite History Series.
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