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'''Mainline''' Protestant churches in America include the [[United Methodist Church]], the [[Evangelical Lutheran Church in America]], The [[Episcopal Church]], the [[Presbyterian Church (USA)]], the [[United Church of Christ]], the [[Disciples of Christ]], the [[American Baptist Churches USA|American Baptist Churches]], and some smaller churches.  Notably, the largest American Protestant denomination, the [[Southern Baptist Convention]], is not counted within this group due to its conservative theology (though according to some sources such as the liberal Pew Research, two of its most recent splinter groups -- the openly-liberal [[Alliance of Baptists]] and the so-called "moderate" [[Cooperative Baptist Fellowship]] -- are counted as mainline; the SBC itself is considered [[Evangelical]]).

'''Mainline''' Protestant churches in America include the [[United Methodist Church]], the [[Evangelical Lutheran Church in America]], The [[Episcopal Church]], the [[Presbyterian Church (USA)]], the [[United Church of Christ]], the [[Disciples of Christ]], the [[American Baptist Churches USA|American Baptist Churches]], and some smaller churches.  Notably, the largest American Protestant denomination, the [[Southern Baptist Convention]], is not counted within this group due to its conservative theology (though according to some sources such as the liberal Pew Research, two of its most recent splinter groups—the openly-liberal [[Alliance of Baptists]] and the so-called "moderate" [[Cooperative Baptist Fellowship]]—are counted as mainline; the SBC itself is considered [[Evangelical]]).

They grew rapidly during the [[Great Awakening]] from the 1740s to the 1940s.  

They grew rapidly during the [[Great Awakening]] from the 1740s to the 1940s.