Geordan Hammond is Director of the Manchester Wesley Research Centre and Senior Lecturer in Church History and Wesley Studies at Nazarene Theological College.David Ceri Jones is a Reader in Early Modern History at Aberystwyth University.

• List of Figures List of Abbreviations List of Contributors Geordan Hammond and David Ceri Jones: Introduction 1: Boyd Stanley Schlenther: Whitefield's Personal Life and Character 2: Mark K. Olson: Whitefield's Conversion and Early Theological Formation 3: William Gibson: Whitefield and the Church of England 4: Frank Lambert: Whitefield and the Enlightenment 5: Carla Gardina Pestana: Whitefield and Empire 6: Geordan Hammond: Whitefield, John Wesley, and Revival Leadership 7: Kenneth P. Minkema: Whitefield, Jonathan Edwards, and Revival 8: Keith Edward Beebe and David Ceri Jones: Whitefield and the 'Celtic' Revivals 9: Brett C. McInelly: Whitefield and His Critics 10: Braxton Boren: Whitefield's Voice 11: Emma Salgård Cunha: Whitefield and Literary Affect 12: Stephen R. Berry: Whitefield and the Atlantic 13: Peter Choi: Whitefield, Georgia, and the Quest for Bethesda College 14: Mark A. Noll: Whitefield, Hymnody, and Evangelical Spirituality 15: Isabel Rivers: Whitefield's Reception in England, 1770-1839 16: Andrew Atherstone: Commemorating Whitefield in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Bibliography

George Whitefield is finally getting some of the scholarly attention that he deserves.

Geordan Hammond is Director of the Manchester Wesley Research Centre and Senior Lecturer in Church History and Wesley Studies at Nazarene Theological College.David Ceri Jones is a Reader in Early Modern History at Aberystwyth University.

• List of Figures List of Abbreviations List of Contributors Geordan Hammond and David Ceri Jones: Introduction 1: Boyd Stanley Schlenther: Whitefield's Personal Life and Character 2: Mark K. Olson: Whitefield's Conversion and Early Theological Formation 3: William Gibson: Whitefield and the Church of England 4: Frank Lambert: Whitefield and the Enlightenment 5: Carla Gardina Pestana: Whitefield and Empire 6: Geordan Hammond: Whitefield, John Wesley, and Revival Leadership 7: Kenneth P. Minkema: Whitefield, Jonathan Edwards, and Revival 8: Keith Edward Beebe and David Ceri Jones: Whitefield and the 'Celtic' Revivals 9: Brett C. McInelly: Whitefield and His Critics 10: Braxton Boren: Whitefield's Voice 11: Emma Salgård Cunha: Whitefield and Literary Affect 12: Stephen R. Berry: Whitefield and the Atlantic 13: Peter Choi: Whitefield, Georgia, and the Quest for Bethesda College 14: Mark A. Noll: Whitefield, Hymnody, and Evangelical Spirituality 15: Isabel Rivers: Whitefield's Reception in England, 1770-1839 16: Andrew Atherstone: Commemorating Whitefield in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Bibliography

George Whitefield is finally getting some of the scholarly attention that he deserves.

Geordan Hammond is Director of the Manchester Wesley Research Centre and Senior Lecturer in Church History and Wesley Studies at Nazarene Theological College.David Ceri Jones is a Reader in Early Modern History at Aberystwyth University.

• List of Figures List of Abbreviations List of Contributors Geordan Hammond and David Ceri Jones: Introduction 1: Boyd Stanley Schlenther: Whitefield's Personal Life and Character 2: Mark K. Olson: Whitefield's Conversion and Early Theological Formation 3: William Gibson: Whitefield and the Church of England 4: Frank Lambert: Whitefield and the Enlightenment 5: Carla Gardina Pestana: Whitefield and Empire 6: Geordan Hammond: Whitefield, John Wesley, and Revival Leadership 7: Kenneth P. Minkema: Whitefield, Jonathan Edwards, and Revival 8: Keith Edward Beebe and David Ceri Jones: Whitefield and the 'Celtic' Revivals 9: Brett C. McInelly: Whitefield and His Critics 10: Braxton Boren: Whitefield's Voice 11: Emma Salgård Cunha: Whitefield and Literary Affect 12: Stephen R. Berry: Whitefield and the Atlantic 13: Peter Choi: Whitefield, Georgia, and the Quest for Bethesda College 14: Mark A. Noll: Whitefield, Hymnody, and Evangelical Spirituality 15: Isabel Rivers: Whitefield's Reception in England, 1770-1839 16: Andrew Atherstone: Commemorating Whitefield in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Bibliography

George Whitefield is finally getting some of the scholarly attention that he deserves.