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1.who: Methodist and Baptist
what: churches
when: 1830's
2. the camp meetings where for so their churches could grow some how.

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 largest in the state. Due to denominations, many converted to Baptist or Methodist churches. Both used revivals and camp meetings to help increase their membership. The Methodists used circuit riders to move preachers place to place to preach. The Baptist believed that each church should be independent, with its own preacher. The camp meetings were very vital to increase the popularity and the amount of members. The circuit riders were also important because it helped transport preachers to different towns to preach at different places.
 

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The Spread of the Methodist and Baptist Church 
 
Georgians began identifying themselves with the denominations during the Second Great Awakening. By the 1830’s

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Georgians started making themselves known during the Second Awakening. By the 1830's the denominations became the biggest in the state. Due to denominations, lots converted to Baptist or Methodist churches. Both used revivals and camp meetings to help increase their membership

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Georgians started making themselves known during the Second Awakening. By the 1830's the denominations became the biggest in the state. Due to denominations, lots converted to Baptist or Methodist churches. Both used revivals and camp meetings to help increase their membership

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Georgians called there self the denominations during the 2nd awakening.by the 1830's they was the largest in the state.

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Georgians started making themselves known during the Second Awakening. By the 1830's the denominations became the biggest in the state. lots converted to Baptist or Methodist churches. Both used revivals and camp meetings to help increase their membership.

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During the second great awakening georgians began identifying themselves as baptist or methodist church people.

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During the second awakening  the Georigians  called themselves, Baptist or methodonist around 1830's.

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1.The people of georgia identify themselves. During the second great Awakening Georgians started to use these denominations.

2. The camp meeting were used to increase.

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Georigans called themselves Denominations during the 2nd awakening. The denominations  the largest in the state. Due to denomination,many convert to bathis

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1) During the Second Great Awakening Georgian's began identifying themselves as Baptist or Methodists in the 1830's.  Due to the fact that the these denominations worked on plantations many slave converted to Baptist or Methodists.
2) The significance of camp meetings was to a) recruit members b) for people to take a break from working and c) to spend time with family and friends. Camp meetings were used by both Baptist and Methodists.The significance of circuit riders, used only by the Methodist, was to help recruit more members by having different people from different towns speak.

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Georgians turned themselves to denominations during the Second Great Awakening; in the 1830's, the state denominations became the largest within GA. Both churches went to popularity after being spread to all/most Georgians, and resulted in many slaves being converted to one of the churches. The significance of the camp meetings were important and so were the curcuit riders. The baptist preffered a priest while the methodist were more okay w/ ministers.

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Georgians called themselves Denominations during the 2nd awakening.  The denominations became popular and they became the largest churches in the state.

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Georigans began identifying themselves during the Second Great Awakening.By the 1830's the denominations became the largest in the state.

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1.The people of georgia began to use denominations to identify themselves. During the Second Great Awakening georgians started to use these denominations.
2. The camp meetings were used to increase the memberships. The Methodist church used or incorporated the use of circuit riders

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During the second awakening denominations like methodist and baptist popped up. Slaves then gravitated towards these religions because of mission work from those denominations.

Revival camps were used to bring in members by treating
these camps as social events.
People of the methodist church used circuit riders a way to get new converters by sending a minister to go from town to town and preach.

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georgians began using denominations to identify themselves during the second great awakening.by the 1830s these denominations became the largest in the state and both churches gained popularity. both groups used these meetings to boost membership and the ministers called circuit riders would go to small town to small town to preach. methodist used both of these.

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the denominations became the largest state by the 1830s.both churchs gained popularity amongs tworking class geargians in the frontier and small towns of the state

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1.Georgians began to call themselves Denominations during the Second Great Awakening in the 1830"s they became the largest in the state. Both Methodist and Baptist churches became popular while also converting slaves to either Baptist or Methodist.

2.Baptist and Methodists used revivals and camp meetings to help increase their memberships. Methodist churches used circuit riders which means they used ministers who rode town to town to preach , bringing new convert into the church.

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The methodist used circuit riders also, so that these preachers could bring new converts to their church.

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Georgians began identifying themselves during the Second Great Awakening. By the 1830's the denominations became the largest in the state. Due to denominations, many converted to Baptist or Methodist churches. Both used revivals and camp meetings to help increase their membership. The Methodists used circuit riders to move preachers place to place to preach. The Baptist believed that each church should be independent, with its own preacher. The camp meetings were very vital to increase the popularity and the amount of members. The circuit riders were also important because it helped transport preachers to different towns to preach at different places.

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The Spread of the Methodist and Baptist Church

Georgians began identifying themselves with the denominations during the Second Great Awakening. By the 1830’s, these denominations became the largest in the state. Both churches gained popularity amongst working class Georgians in the frontier and small towns of the state. In addition, due to these denominations’ mission work on plantations, many slaves converted to either the Baptist or Methodist churches.

Both the Baptists and Methodists used revivals and camp meetings to help increase their membership. These meeting were all day affairs where famers and other townspeople could listen to the sermon but also get together and socialize with their friends and family after weeks of working on their farms.

The Methodist church also incorporated the use of circuit riders, ministers who would ride from small town to small town and preach. These circuit riders were instrumental in bringing new converts to the church.