Second Great Awakening

==Prominent figures==
* [[Richard Allen (bishop)|Richard Allen]], founder, [[African Methodist Episcopal Church]] 
* [[Francis Asbury]], Methodist, circuit rider and founder of the [[Methodist Episcopal Church]]
* [[Henry Ward Beecher]], [[Congregationalism in the United States|Congregationalist]], son of Lyman Beecher
* [[Lyman Beecher]], [[Presbyterian Church in the United States of America|Presbyterian]]
* [[Antoinette Brown Blackwell]], Congregationalist and later Unitarian, the first ordained female minister in the United States
* [[Alexander Campbell (clergyman)|Alexander Campbell]], Presbyterian, and early leader of the [[Restoration Movement]]
* [[Thomas Campbell (clergyman)|Thomas Campbell]], Presbyterian, then early leader of the Restoration Movement
* [[Peter Cartwright (exhorter)|Peter Cartwright]], [[Methodist]]
* [[Lorenzo Dow]], Methodist
* [[Timothy Dwight IV]], Congregationalist
* [[Charles Grandison Finney]], Presbyterian and anti-[[Calvinist]], second president of [[Oberlin College]]
* "[[Black Harry]]" Hosier, Methodist, the first African American to preach to a white congregation
* [[Adoniram Judson]], early Baptist missionary.
* [[Ann Lee]], [[Shakers]]
* [[Jarena Lee]], Methodist, a female AME circuit rider
* [[Robert Matthews (religious figure)|Robert Matthews]], cult following as Matthias the Prophet
* [[William Miller (preacher)|William Miller]], [[Millerism]], forerunner of [[Adventism]]
* [[Asahel Nettleton]], [[Reformed churches|Reformed]]
* [[Benjamin Randall]], [[Free Will Baptist]]
* [[Luther Rice]], Baptist missionary to India, and Baptist missionary in the US South
* [[Joseph Smith]], [[The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]], early leader of the Restoration Movement
* [[Barton Stone]], Presbyterian non-Calvinist, then early leader of the Restoration Movement
* [[Nathaniel William Taylor]], heterodox Calvinist
* [[Ellen G. White]], [[Seventh-day Adventist Church]] prophetess