The works of the Reverend George Whitefield, M.A., Vol. 3 (of 6) : Containing all his sermons and tracts, etc.

A sweeping anthology of sermons, tracts and personal correspondence from one of the most influential pre‑industrial evangelists, this volume gathers his most widely circulated preaching and theological writings alongside a curated selection of letters sent to friends and notable figures across Britain and America between 1734 and 1770. An introductory biography, drawn from his own papers, frames the material and offers listeners a concise portrait of his life, ministry, and the religious climate of the era.

The letters reveal the human side of his work—discussions of plantation ventures, the challenges of building chapels, and heartfelt appeals for spiritual and social welfare. Listeners will hear his earnest concern for the poor, his reflections on the spread of the gospel to distant colonies, and the everyday negotiations that shaped his mission. The collection provides a vivid glimpse into 18th‑century religious fervor, social networks, and the personal convictions that drove a remarkable career of preaching and philanthropy.