Bibliography
Jackson Kemper
Anderson, Owanah. "400 Years: Anglican/Episcopal Mission Among American
Indians." Cincinnati: Forward Movement Publications, 1997.
This book is cited as the authoritative work on mission by Episcopalians/Anglicans to Native American people. It’s an historical overview of this missionary context starts with the colonial period and weaves its way through to the 20th century. Detailed analysis of different tribes and the various missionaries paints a vivid picture of how the Episcopal missionary effort was implemented in America.
Horton, Loren N. "The Beautiful Heritage: A History of the Diocese of Iowa
1853-2003." Des Moines: Diocese of Iowa, 2003.
This book was written in connection with the sesquicentennial celebration for the Diocese of Iowa. Its primary focus is an historical outline of the nine bishops that have served Iowa from 1853 to the present day.
Kemper, Jackson. (n.d.). “The Duty of the Church with Respect to Missions: Being the Triennial Sermon, before the Bishops, Clergy and Laity, Constituting the Board of Missions of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America.” Project Canterbury. http://justus.anglican.org/resources/pc/usa/jkemper/duty1841.html
Project Canterbury is a site developed as an information center for myriad topics of interest with the Anglican tradition. Its database contains information throughout the history of Episcopal/Anglican tradition.
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