British Evangelicalism

British Evangelicalism is a movement within Christianity that emphasizes the authority of the Bible, the significance of personal faith in Jesus Christ, and the importance of spreading the Christian message. It emerged in the 18th century, influenced by the Great Awakening and figures like John Wesley. Evangelicals often prioritize a personal relationship with God, conversion experiences, and active engagement in mission work and social issues. While diverse in practice and belief, they share core values such as the necessity of grace, the centrality of Christ's sacrifice, and a commitment to sharing their faith with others.