revivalist

• He was not a revivalist, nor was his co-laborer, yet there were a goodly number added to the Lord during the year. —  Personal Recollections of Pardee Butler
• Hutchinson's fame as a revivalist began to spread abroad, and many neighborhoods where there were a few Disciples, and who were anxious to build themselves into a congregation, sent for him to come and help them; and thus our churches rapidly grew in number, and our acquaintance with the brethren was greatly extended. —  Personal Recollections of Pardee Butler
• He made violent speeches in Columbus Circle, where he lost his audience to revivalist orators; Union Square, where he was told heatedly to bring his message to Wall Street; and Times Square, where the police made him move along so he wouldn't block traffic. —  OCTOBER, 1953 Vol
• Throwing up her hands and collapsing to her knees like an old-time revivalist, Patience screamed: “My Lord!” She pressed her hands theatrically over her heart, but such was the shock registered on her face, Anna guessed the gesture was unplanned. —  Barr, Nevada - [Anna Pigeon 02] A Superior Death v1.0 HTML
• Such extraordinary spiritual experiences occurred quite often during his career as a revivalist, and they remind one strikingly of similar experiences of John Bunyan—to whom Finney bore a certain degree of resemblance. —  Recollections of a Long Life

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