Ringfield: A Novel

Published in 1914, 'Ringfield' by S. Frances Harrison is a novel that follows Reverend Joshua Ringfield, a young Methodist preacher navigating his religious duties and personal aspirations in the community of Juchereau de St. Ignace. The story explores the establishment of a new Methodist church by local mill owner Amable Poussette and delves into themes of faith, social change, and romantic entanglements that challenge Ringfield's commitment. Set against the backdrop of the picturesque St. Ignace Falls, the narrative combines detailed imagery with character-driven storytelling to examine the complexities of life and duty.