Liz Bryan

Jan 2, 2024 | bcstudies.com | Liz Bryan |Patricia Roy

BC Studies no. 219 Autumn 2023  | p. 137-139 British Columbia may have been Canada’s least religious province in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries but religion was present.1 The built heritage, illustrated and described in Pioneer Churches along the Gold Rush Trail: An Explorer’s Guide, demonstrates that several Christian faiths served settlers and acted as missionaries to the Indigenous peoples.