1791 GEORGE WHITEFIELD. A Collection of Hymns for Social Worship. Rare Great Awakening Hymnal. Congregational King George believed that the

King George believed that the Methodists had played a vital role in stabilizing and preserving England during the volatile 18th century

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1791 GEORGE WHITEFIELD. A Collection of Hymns for Social Worship. Rare Great Awakening Hymnal. Congregational King George believed that theExamples of George Whitefield's hymnal are quite scarce on the market these days. Quite a nice little example, inscribed as a gift by Rev. John Hill of Ravenstonedale. The hymnal provides a unique insight into Whitefield's view of hymnody, worship, and the experienced theology of the Great Awakening, subjects Whitefield said little on directly. Whitefield, George. A Collection of Hymns for Social Worship: More Particularly Designed for the Use of the