19th Century Revivalism

19th Century Revivalism was a religious movement in the United States that sought to renew Christian faith through emotional and dynamic worship services. It emphasized personal conversion, active participation, and evangelism, often using passionate preaching and revival meetings to inspire spiritual renewal. This movement was a response to perceived spiritual decline and sought to reinvigorate religion across denominations, fostering greater community involvement and moral reform. Revivalism played a significant role in shaping American religious life, encouraging a collective sense of purpose and emphasizing individual relationships with God.