Red River Meeting House - Art Deco 2

“But the year 1800 exceeds all that my eyes ever beheld upon earth. All that I have related is only, as it were, an introduction. Although many souls in these congregation, during the three preceding years, have been savingly converted, and now give living evidences of their union to Christ; yet all that work is only like a few drops before a mighty rain, when compared with the wonders of Almighty Grace, that took place in the year 1800.” James McGready – Logan County, Kentucky, October 23, 1801 This beautiful collection was created in honor of the 225th anniversary of The Great Revival of 1800, also known as the Second Great Awakening, which emanated forth from the grounds of Red River Meeting House in Logan County, Kentucky. Led by Reverend James McGready, a fiery preacher who did not shy away from the truth, the Second Great Awakening spread like wildfire throughout the United States. We pray that we will see an even greater move of the Lord today! To learn more about Red River Meeting House, visit rrmh.org.