Cane Ridge Revival

In turn they stimulated a deeply personalized religious experience of salvation in hundreds of thousands of men and women.

[2] At least one, and possibly more, speaking platforms were constructed outside the building because the number of attendees far exceeded the capacity of the meeting house.

[2][3] Eighteen Presbyterian ministers participated, as well as numerous Methodists and Baptists, but the event was based on Scottish traditions of Holy Fairs or communion seasons.

[6] The meeting began on a Friday evening with preaching continuing through Saturday, and the observation of communion beginning on Sunday.

[2] During the meeting multiple ministers would preach at the same time in different locations within the camp area, some using stumps, wagons and fallen trees as makeshift platforms.

The original Cane Ridge Meeting House within the Stone Memorial Building