Our aim is to preserve this historical site so that future generations may know the history of the Second Great Awakening and what God has done in our land. We wish to ensure that the meeting house and the surrounding grounds are pristine and available for church groups and school kids. This however does require money. We usually take up an offering at our camp meetings and also hold an auction at the October event to raise funds for upkeep and improvements. Thank you.
Tax Deductable Donations can be made online with the PayPal link below or by mailing to:
Red River Meeting House & Cemetery, Inc.
% Richard Moore
2459 Trimble Rd.
Adairville, KY 42202
Benevity.com: Contributions can also be made to RRMH through Benevity.com. Many companies are part of the American Online Giving Foundation and allow their employees and customers to make contributions through them. If your company is part of this program, they may also donate matching funds.
Books for Sale
- Melanie Meadow's historical fiction The Waking Up. The setting is the revival of 1800 in this area.
- Melanie's sequel, They Roared Like Lions, continues the stories of Sarah McMillan and her father as they venture to Cane Ridge for the large revival held by Rev. Barton Stone in 1801.
- Dreama Ruley's Camping Memories are stories from the first 20 years of the Primitive Campmeeting and Rendezvous fall event.
- Glenda Orme Clark's A Table in The Frontier: Pioneers, Protestants & the Presence of God: Amazing Events and Astonishing First-Hand Accounts of the Second Great Awakening in Kentucky and Tennessee. Glenda's book provides a lot of history concerning the 2nd great awakening and keeps the reader engaged.
All of these can also be purchased at:
The Grapevine in Adairville, KY. They have many items to purchase for RRMH. The Grapevine is open Wednesday through Friday 10 to 4 and Saturday 10 to 2.
Books can also be purchased through Amazon.