W.G. Miller's 'Thirty Years in the Itinerancy' is a memoir chronicling his experiences as a minister in the Wisconsin Conference. From providential intervention to the challenges of early itinerant life, Miller's story is both personal and historical. Readers will be transported back to the 19th century and the early days of Wisconsin as Miller navigates his way through various Charges and Ministers. The memoir provides fascinating insights into the missions, revivals, and struggles of the time.