Revival meeting

==In popular culture==
This movement has been portrayed by director [[Richard Brooks]] in his [[1960 in film|1960]] film ''[[Elmer Gantry (film)|Elmer Gantry]]'' with [[Burt Lancaster]] (who received the [[Academy Award]] for this film) and [[Jean Simmons]], adapted from [[Sinclair Lewis]]' [[Elmer Gantry|eponymous novel]].

The [[Stephen King]] novel, [[Revival (novel)|''Revival'']], features a major character who is a revival meeting faith healer.

There is a revival scene in the 1997 film ''[[The Apostle]]'', starring [[Robert Duvall]]. Duvall's portrayal of an evangelical minister earned him an [[Academy Award for Best Actor]] nomination.

[[Cormac McCarthy]]'s novel ''[[Blood Meridian]]'' begins with a scene set at a revival meeting.

The Academy Award-winning documentary ''[[Marjoe]]'' reviews the career of child-evangelist [[Marjoe Gortner]], giving a behind-the-scenes look at revivals he promoted as an adult.

[[Neil Diamond]]'s ''[[Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show]]'' depicts a revival meeting.

The music video for [[OneRepublic]]'s [[Counting Stars]] depicts a Christian revival meeting.

[[Laura Ingalls Wilder]]'s ''[[Little Town on the Prairie]]'' depicts a week of revival meetings at the [[Congregational church]] in [[De Smet, South Dakota]].

Remembrances of revival-meetings attended as a youth were the inspiration for the second movement of [[Charles Ives|Charles Ives']] [[Orchestral Set No. 2]], ''The Rockstrewn Hills Join in the People's Outdoor Meeting''.<ref>Ives, Charles E. (1973) ''Memos'' (ed. Kirkpatrick), Calder & Boyars, p. 92</ref>