preached to the multitudes, such as Jonathan Edwards in America’s First Great Awakening, Charles Finney in the Second Revival, and well-known evangelists such as D. L. Moody and Billy Sunday, were now relics and icons of the past. The days of people meeting en masse to hear the gospel had ended. Yet it can be correctly said that not all forms of mass evangelism had ceased. Youth for Christ rallies were being held across America during the war and in the immediate postwar period, and young people