Stanley Lanzano’s photographs of revival meetings at small, African American churches in the South Carolina Lowcountry are eloquent and powerful witnesses to an American cultural tradition. Lanzano, vacationed at Pawleys Island resort in 1993 and visited a small African American congregation, where he heard Georgetown’s the Reverend Floyd Knowlin, an itinerant preacher. After a half-dozen trips back to South Carolina from his Boulder, Colorado, home, Lanzano went beyond the immediate church experience to develop an interest “in the lives of the participants, their feelings about their religion,” and “their feelings about race relations.”