revivalism

Revivalism is a movement within Christianity that emphasizes renewed spiritual commitment and active evangelism. It involves organizing large gatherings or meetings to inspire people to deepen their faith, often resulting in increased conversions and revitalized religious communities. Historically, revivalism has played a key role in spreading Christianity, especially during the 19th and early 20th centuries in America, characterized by emotional preaching, altar calls, and a focus on personal salvation. Overall, it aims to invigorate believers and attract new followers by fostering a passionate, collective spiritual experience.