Christmas Well Kept and the Twelve Days Well Spent

A vivid journal extract from the winter of 1738–39, capturing George Whitefield's extraordinary spiritual intensity during the twelve days of Christmas. Whitefield records preaching, all-night prayer vigils, love feasts, and intimate encounters with souls under conviction — all saturated with evangelical zeal and dependence on free grace. Closing with a brief editorial reflection urging readers to imitate his devotion, this rare pamphlet offers a window into the early Methodist revival at its most fervent.