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| Preface | |
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| The Founding Period | |
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| Evangelical America--The Methodist Ideology | |
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| The Attraction of Methodism: The Delmarva Peninsula as a Case Study, 1769-1820 | |
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| The Doctrines in the Discipline | |
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| At Full Liberty: Doctrinal Standards in Early American Methodism | |
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| The Sacraments in Early American Methodism | |
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| A Comparison of the Doctrines of Ministry of Francis Asbury and Philip William Otterbein | |
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| African Methodisms and the Rise of Black Denominationalism | |
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| "That Language Might Be Given Me": Women's Experience in Early Methodism | |
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| The African Methodists of Philadelphia, 1794-1802 | |
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| Nineteenth-Century Patterns | |
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| Methodist Ministers and the Second Party System | |
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| Nineteenth-century Black Women's Spiritual Autobiographies: Religious Faith and Self-Empowerment | |
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| Social Religion, the Christian Home, and Republican Spirituality in Antebellum Methodism | |
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| And Obey God, Etc.: Methodism and American Indians | |
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| Reexamining the Public/Private Split: Reforming the Continent and Spreading Scriptural Holiness | |
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| The Emerging Voice of the Methodist Woman: The Ladies' Repository, 1841-61 | |
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| Rich Methodists: The Rise and Consequences of Lay Philanthropy in the Mid-Nineteenth Century | |
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| The Concern for Systematic Theology, 1840-70 | |
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| Reforms | |
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| From "Christian Perfection" to the "Baptism of the Holy Ghost" | |
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| The Ordination of Women: Round One; Anna Oliver and the General Conference of 1880 | |
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| "For God and Home and Native Land": The W.C.T.U.'s Image of Woman in the Late Nineteenth Century | |
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| "A New Impulse": Progress in Lay Leadership and Service by Women of the United Brethren in Christ and the Evangelical Association, 1870-1910 | |
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| Creating a Sphere for Women: The Methodist Episcopal Church, 1869-1906 | |
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| Denominational Modernization and Religious Identity: The Case of the Methodist Episcopal Church | |
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| The Social Gospel According to Phoebe: Methodist Deaconesses in the Metropolis, 1885-1918 | |
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| The Twentieth-Century View | |
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| Pioneering Social Gospel Radicalism: An Overview of the History of the Methodist Federation for Social Action | |
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| The Social Creed and Methodism Through Eighty Years | |
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| The Revival of Stewardship and the Creation of the World Service Commission in the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1912-1924 | |
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| The United Methodist System of Itinerant Ministry | |
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| A Critical Analysis of the Ministry Studies Since 1948 | |
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| United Methodism's Basic Ecumenical Policy | |
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| Methodist Worship | |
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| History as a Bearer of Denominational Identity: Methodism as a Case Study | |
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| Notes | |