Cane Ridge Meeting House

The Cane Ridge Meeting House, located in Kentucky, is a historic church building significant for its role in the Second Great Awakening, a religious revival movement in the early 19th century. Built in 1801, it became a gathering place for people seeking spiritual renewal and community. The meeting house hosted a large camp meeting in 1801, where thousands attended, fostering a spirit of emotional worship and interdenominational exchange. This event is often credited with influencing American Protestantism and contributing to the rise of various Christian denominations, emphasizing personal faith and communal experiences. Today, it remains a symbol of religious fervor and unity.