Revivalism is a religious movement that seeks to renew and invigorate faith within a community or denomination. It often emphasizes personal conversion, emotional experiences, and a return to fundamental beliefs. This movement can be seen in various religious traditions, including Christianity, where it has led to numerous revivals throughout history, such as the First Great Awakening in the 18th century. Revivalism typically involves large gatherings, preaching, and music to inspire participants. It aims to encourage individuals to deepen their spiritual commitment and often results in increased church attendance and community involvement. Notable figures in revivalism include Charles Finney and Billy Graham, who played significant roles in promoting these movements.