KnowraGeorge WhitefieldLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to George Whitefield, each with the reason it gives.All 10Broader topic 1Related 9MethodismRelated: His open-air preaching helped extend the revival alongside Wesley’s work.John WesleyRelated: His partnership and later disputes with Wesley exposed their disagreement over predestination.EvangelicalismRelated: His cross-Atlantic preaching made revival conversion a public evangelical model.Charles WesleyRelated: Whitefield collaborated with the Wesley brothers but differed from them over predestination and Methodist organization.Isaac WattsRelated: Whitefield’s revival networks helped circulate evangelical hymns in Britain and America.Great AwakeningRelated: His tours linked colonial revivals to Britain and drew large audiences through open-air preaching.First Great AwakeningBroader topic: His colonial tours turned itinerant revival preaching into a transatlantic public event.Phillis WheatleyRelated: Wheatley’s elegy for him was among her earliest widely circulated poems.Eleazar WheelockRelated: Whitefield’s revivalist network connected with the religious world in which Wheelock worked.Low churchRelated: His field preaching exemplified the revivalist methods that influenced low-church preaching.