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George Whitefield’s travels to the American colonies, especially during the 1730s and 1740s, played a crucial role in igniting the American Great Awakening, a religious revival that significantly shaped the spiritual landscape of the colonies. His preaching emphasized the necessity of personal conversion, the new birth through faith in Jesus Christ, and the importance of cultivating a dynamic, personal relationship with God.

Whitefield’s legacy extends beyond his role in the evangelical revival; he contributed to the formation of American Protestantism. His work helped lay the foundation for the rise of evangelical denominations in the United States and influenced many later leaders in the movement, including Jonathan Edwards and the Wesley brothers.

Despite his fame, Whitefield’s life was marked by controversy. His open-air preaching was often criticized by the Anglican establishment, and his fervent evangelicalism sometimes clashed with traditional religious practices. Nonetheless, his profound influence on Christianity in both England and the United States endures.

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