A Circuit Rider's Wife

A Circuit Rider's Wife is a 1910 novel by Corra May Harris, largely autobiographical, depicting the life of Mary Elizabeth Eden, the wife of a Methodist circuit rider. The narrative explores the challenges and sacrifices faced by itinerant preachers and their families, set against the backdrop of the fictional Redwine Circuit in north Georgia. Through Elizabeth's perspective, Harris offers insights into the complexities of faith, love, and the social dynamics between different religious communities. This work is notable for its candid portrayal of the emotional and spiritual burdens of a minister's wife.