The Cane Ridge Revival was a significant religious gathering that took place in 1801 in Cane Ridge, Kentucky. It was part of the larger Second Great Awakening, a movement aimed at revitalizing American Christianity. Thousands of people from various denominations attended, leading to emotional worship, spontaneous preaching, and a focus on personal religious experiences. This event is often credited with fostering the growth of the Restoration Movement, which sought to unify Christians by returning to the teachings of the Bible. Key figures like Barton W. Stone emerged from this revival, advocating for a more inclusive and less denominational approach to faith.