Richard McNemar wrote The Kentucky Revival as a defense of this group, whose leaders included James Wardley and Lucy Wright.
Priscilla Brewer has published a historical analysis of this group, which may have been based off of the camisards from the Cevennes Mountains. Richard McNemar wrote The Kentucky Revival as a defense of this group, whose leaders included James Wardley and Lucy Wright. Having been established at Mount Lebanon, New York, most of its remaining members currently make their home at Sabbathday Lake. A famous song written by them is called "Simple Gifts," and among their innovations are the washing machine and flat broom. Also called United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appearing, this is, FTP, which religious movement, led by Mother Ann Lee, so named because of their trembling, shouting, and dancing?
Priscilla Brewer has published a historical analysis of this group, which may have been based off of the camisards from the Cevennes Mountains.
{Shakers} [accept {United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appearing} before mention]