That as sin hath reigned unto death, even so might grace reign through righteousness unto eternal life by Jesus Christ our Lord. Romans 5:20-21
Our world is full of so much evil, and we have to talk about it because we don’t want to be ignorant or unprepared. Lately, I have been posting a lot about the evil that is right before us. However, GOD is GOOD and HE is in CONTROL. Everything is happening according to His Plan. We can rest assured that if we are in HIM, He has us covered.
Though many seemingly are falling away and choosing evil over good, we should not despair. Just keep witnessing, praying and believing GOD. There is a mighty move of the spirit in the land today. God is not willing that ANY PERISH. He is wooing, and calling millions to Him. We do not know who belongs to God or who is MEANT to respond. Only GOD knows that. In these last days, we should be doing everything we can to add to the Kingdom of Heaven. After all, we are called to be His witnesses and spread the Good News.
The GREAT COMMISSION:
And Jesus came and said to them, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in[a] the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.” Matthew 28:18-20
And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature. He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved; but he that believeth not shall be damned. And these signs shall follow them that believe; In my name shall they cast out devils; they shall speak with new tongues; They shall take up serpents; and if they drink any deadly thing, it shall not hurt them; they shall lay hands on the sick, and they shall recover. So then after the Lord had spoken unto them, he was received up into heaven, and sat on the right hand of God. And they went forth, and preached every where, the Lord working with them, and confirming the word with signs following. Amen. Mark 16:15-20
From the above scripture you see that He did not just send them out on their own. HE is working with them, and the Holy Spirit is working with them, and GOD manifests miracles as they go to CONFIRM the WORD.
We are living in the Last Days and no one knows when the LAST DAY will be. This current move of the Holy Spirit could be the last chance for millions of people to receive the Word of God and be saved. If you have never done anything for the Kingdom of God, this could be your chance to earn your reward in Heaven. If you are someone who has been laboring in God’s harvest field, this could be an opportunity to see the most people come to Him at one time that you have ever seen in your life! What a blessing it is when God allows us to be part of what He is doing.
The following video holds the perfect message for the people of today. I hope that you will watch it all the way through. It isn’t very long and it is uplifting.
In this post I bring to you information on three different groups/organizations/ministries that are having huge successes bringing the Good News to thousands of people and adding to the Kingdom on a regular basis. Each of them has Events coming up very soon, in which you might choose to participate once you are aware of them. I pray that God will make a way for you and that you will have the time and the means to participate, or at least to attend. If you don’t think you can attend, please make the effort to share the information with your friends, family and anyone else you run into. You never know how God will bless you for taking the time and putting in the effort.
The First event I want to share with you is called BAPTISE AMERICA! They started out on a state-by-state level and have had some huge successes, as you will see. Their focus now is the WHOLE COUNTRY. They are looking to have record breaking numbers of souls coming to Christ and being Baptized on JUNE 8, 2025.
Take a look and see what GOD has been doing…
Speaking of the experience on social media, many attendees described it as a modern-day “revival”, a display that the “Church is alive” and a reflection of the Church found in the book of Acts.
Organizers Oceans Church called the event the “greatest Holy Awakening to hit our shores.”
Speaking on Instagram, musician and pastor at West Coast Life Church, Ray Gene Wilson said: “What an amazing and historic day! Thousands baptized at Pirates Cove, God is moving in California!“
Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa used the same location in the 60’sand 70’s to share the gospel and baptise people during the movement’s height.
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Following last year’s record-breaking movement, Baptize California is set to return on Saturday, May 3rd, 2025, with the goal of bringing churches together across the state for the largest synchronized baptism event in history.
This year, the vision expands beyond California with the launch of Baptize America on Sunday, June 8th, 2025, uniting believers nationwide in a historic outpouring of faith.
After witnessing thousands of baptisms in 2024, organizers are preparing for an even greater move of God in 2025.
Baptize California remains a statewide initiative, calling on churches, pastors, and believers to take part in hosting baptisms in their communities.
One month later, Baptize America will take this vision across all 50 states, inviting the nation to unite in a powerful declaration of faith.
Baptize California: A Unified Move of God in the Golden State
Led by Pastor Mark Francey of Oceans Church, Baptize California has grown from a single-location event to a state-wide revival. On May 3rd, churches across California will host synchronized baptisms, uniting thousands in an unprecedented move of spiritual renewal.
“Last year, we saw history made as believers across California stepped into the waters of baptism. We believe 2025 will be even greater,” said Pastor Francey. “God is not done with California, and we are seeing a hung
‘We’re Getting Baptized!’ 7,752 Declare New Life in Christ, Including Sammy ‘The Bull’ Gravano
Another sign of the incredible spiritual movement shaping America just kicked off this Saturday. Thousands of people stood on the shores of Huntington Beach in California and got baptized for the “world to know” that they had decided to fully commit their lives to Jesus Christ.
Following last year’s record-breaking launch, Baptize California kicked off its outreach to bring more churches together across the state for the “largest synchronized baptism” event in U.S. history.
Last year, Baptize California saw around 12,000 baptized with the help of nearly 300 churches. This year 7,752 people were baptized in the ocean and baptismal horse troughs throughout the day. Over the course of the 10-hour event, nearly 30,000 people worshipped Jesus and witnessed hundreds of lives changed through the gospel message.
“Jesus Christ is working again from the beaches of California, awakening a generation, uniting the church to reach the ends of the earth,” Pastor Mark Francey of Ocean Church, told CBN News in an emailed statement. “A spiritual awakening has begun in California, one that will sweep from the beaches to the neighborhoods of America, and to the nations of the world.”
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Francey noted that, in a state that “many people have given up on,” nearly 500 local churches and 30 pastors joined in the movement to “ignite a global spiritual awakening.”
“Churches are working together in unprecedented ways around Jesus’ Great Commission to make disciples and baptize the nation,” Francey added.
For those involved in the effort, the focus remains solely on Jesus.
“We are excited to see what God is doing. It is not about us, but what God is doing in the hearts of people,” one organizer commented Saturday.
Thousands lined up on the shores of the beach and shouted, “We’re getting baptized!”
Many people testified that their lives were changed and they have a new sense of belonging to God’s family.
“My body has been healed. And more than anything, my heart has been restored. I felt the presence of God,” said one woman who attended the outreach.
“This was the greatest feeling…coming up out of the water,” expressed one gentleman with tears in his eyes. “The new beginning starts today.”
One powerful redemption story that took center stage was of Sammy “The Bull” Gravano. Gravano was once the notorious underboss of the Gambino crime family, but recently gave his life over to Jesus Christ.
“I ran with the streets, led one of the most powerful crime families in America…but none of that gave me true peace,” he shared in a recent video. “I always believed in God but this time, it was different. This time, I surrendered.”
Francey personally baptized Gravano and many onlookers cheered.
This is not the first time thousands gathered to praise God and celebrate their “Kingdom family.”
“God moved in power last year at Baptize California — lives were changed, hearts were healed, and hundreds publicly declared their faith in Jesus. From the beach worship to the powerful baptisms, it was a historic moment we’ll never forget,” reads a post from the ministry on Facebook.
Oceans Church first organized Baptize SoCal – an event advertised as “the biggest water baptism in history” – in 2023.
As CBN News reported, more than 280 churches and 8,000 attendees watched as 4,166 people flocked to the shore of Pirates Cove to declare their new life in Christ.
Last year, Pastor Mark Francey told CBN News church organizers quickly set their sights on a state-wide initiative that would shatter the numbers they had seen.
Francey explained, “[It] was almost like God speaking as a father, and he said, ‘Son, if I could do this in Southern California, do you think I could do it in all of California?’ To which I responded, ‘Yes.’ And then He said, ‘Do you think if I can do it in California, I could do it in Texas, or Tennessee, or another state in America?’ And I said, ‘Yes.'”
For that reason, Francey knew he would one day expand his vision beyond California’s borders. He has plans to launch Baptize America on Sunday, June 8th, 2025, in hopes of uniting believers nationwide in a historic outpouring of faith.
“God is not done with America and California,” Francey explained. “If this can happen in California, it can spread across America.”
This week’s Baptize California was the kickoff to that event. Francey previously told CBN Digital he is excited to see the “hand of God — the fingerprints of God — uniting churches, denominations [that have] never worked together, never really talked together.”
He believes the key to seeing the Spirit of God move through the different denominations is unity.
“Last year, we saw history made as believers across California stepped into the waters of baptism. We believe 2025 will be even greater,” said Pastor Francey. “God is not done with California, and we are seeing a hunger for revival like never before.”
MARCH FOR JESUS – June 7th, 2025
Let’s celebrate our Savior in cities, towns and villages throughout the nation in a March For Jesus, this year on Saturday, June 7th, 2025. Join us in celebrating the Lordship of Jesus Christ. Let us know about your March for Jesus across the globe. Acts 2:1-4If people can show up in droves all over the world to celebrate “Holy DEATH”, we ought to be pouring into the streets to CELEBRATE our Most Holy Savior, the HOPE of Israel!!I am so blessed to see the turn out they had in MEXICO for JESUS CHRIST!!!
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Thousands of Christians celebrated 30th anniversary of March for Jesus in Mexico
An estimated crowd of more than 60,000 filled Mexico City’s Zócalo square during this year’s March for Jesus, marking the 30th anniversary of the nationwide evangelical gathering. March for Jesus in Mexico
More than 60,000 Christians filled the streets of Mexico City last week to mark the 30th anniversary of the March for Jesus, one of the country’s largest evangelical public gatherings. The peaceful demonstration featured music, prayer, and gospel proclamations as participants made their way to the capital’s historic Zócalo square.
Held on Saturday, April 26, the event drew Christians of all ages and denominations, marching under banners proclaiming messages such as “Jesus Christ is the Lord of our country” and “Less violence, more God.” The march began early in the morning along Paseo de la Reforma, where trailers outfitted with sound systems and worship bands assembled ahead of the anticipated mobilization.
“Mexico, the best thing that can happen to you is for Christ to enter your heart,” read one of the messages displayed on a moving platform. Others featured young musicians leading worship songs, women performing Hebrew-style dances with tambourines, and volunteers waving colorful flags.
Participants at the March for Jesus event in Mexico City. March for Jesus in Mexico
The annual March for Jesus is organized by evangelical leaders and coordinated this year by Pablo Quiroa, son of the march’s original founder, Dr. Carlos Quiroa. “We are not marching in protest; we are marching for Jesus in peace,” said Pablo Quiroa. “We are God’s people declaring that Jesus is King.”
Groups of motorcyclists led the march, followed by contingents from various churches and ministries, most wearing green shirts that symbolized unity and visibility for the event. Participants stopped along the route to pray for bystanders and hand out Bible portions and evangelistic literature.
Organizers and long-time attendees noted the historic significance of this year’s march, which began in the mid-1990s with just a few hundred people. Now, with tens of thousands participating, the event has become a visible expression of Mexico’s growing evangelical presence.
Christian leaders emphasized themes of reconciliation, biblical values, and public peace during the closing gathering in the Zócalo, which lasted more than five hours. The program included music by popular Christian artists such as Paul Wilbur and Fernel Monroy, and concluded with a corporate prayer for national peace and divine guidance for Mexico’s leaders.
Thousands of Christians gathered in Mexico City’s Zócalo. March for Jesus in Mexico
Concerns about rising violence and organized crime loomed in the background of this year’s march. The Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED) warned earlier in 2025 that Mexico’s security situation may worsen due to the fragmentation of criminal groups. Despite increased government measures under President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum, violent incidents remain a major concern across the country.
In this context, marchers sought not only to celebrate a milestone in evangelical unity but to publicly call for peace, healing, and faith in the midst of national uncertainty.
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I am equally blessed to see that Canada is also on fire for Jesus!
📢 The March for Jesus is coming back to Ottawa
on July 12, 2025! Get ready to celebrate together in joy and unity! 🙌
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3nd year
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MARCH FOR JESUS IS AN INTERNATIONAL PHENOMENON AND IT IS GROWING!!
‘Fire of Revival’ Spreads in Europe as Thousands Pack Stadiums in Hungary and Italy
International evangelist Jean-Luc Trachsel says “the power of the Lord” moved at two huge conferences in Hungary and Italy as people were saved, healed, and delivered.
“Fire of revival is spreading everywhere in Europe to hungry and thirsty people,” he wrote on social media. “Stop to watch and dare why it’s not coming to your place. Go to your knees and cry out to The Lord of the harvest to save your region.”
Trachsel is the founder of Jean-Luc Trachsel Ministries which works to “bring unity among Christians and to proclaim the Gospel to this generation with mercy and compassion,” according to the website.
As CBN News reported, Trachsel delivered a message in Paris, France for the “March For Jesus in France” a little less than two weeks ago where 25,000 people praised Jesus in front of the Eiffel Tower and heard an encouraging word from God.
Trachsel shared that a “fire of revival” also occurred at the “This Is the Day!” worship event at DVTK Stadium in Miskolc, Hungary. That stadium can hold more than 15,000 people, and it was filled with souls hungry for God. Trachsel reports 1,300 people gave their lives to Christ:
“Another place in Europe where God is moving in a glorious way,” he wrote.
According to their website, “This Is the Day!” is an interdenominational Christian movement organizing praise and worship events since 2000.
“It is extremely important to us to have a day each year when we gather in Jesus’ name with thanksgiving and pray for our nation’s repentance and for the church,” the organization’s mission reads. “It is our goal to be more thoroughly committed to God and thereby impacting the world around us. We want to strengthen our fellow believers so their lives would be testimonies to God’s love.”
Grammy Award-winning Christian music artist Chris Tomlin was the featured worship leader this year along with several Hungarian artists.
The packed-out arena echoed with songs of praise from thousands of people.
“And the crowning moment of the evening was a joint worship session, where we sang ‘How Great is Our God’ by Chris Tomlin with all the servants, in one voice. It was a wonderful experience and collective worship,” wrote “This Is the Day!” on social media.
Meanwhile, Trachsel shared a message on the power of the Holy Spirit at the Apostolic Conference 2024 hosted by the “Chiesa Apostolica in Italia” or the “Apostolic Church in Italy” in Rome.
The organization is an international missionary movement “born out of the Pentecostal revivals of the first half of the twentieth century,” according to the group.
“We are part of the Evangelical family. Apostolic means ‘sent’, and just as God the Father sent Jesus into the world to seek and save people far from God, we believe that Jesus sent His disciples to do the same,” the website shares. “As a church we are all called to serve Him, renewed by His Holy Spirit.”
The three-day conference brought together a network of Italian churches with 11,000 members. A massive Protestant gathering like this is seen as unusual in the seat of Roman Catholicism.
Trachsel recounts that “miracles and healings” took place at the conference including someone who was born deaf and left the conference able to hear and another person who had “blind twisted eyes” could see normally after receiving prayer.
“Full house where the power of The Lord was there to heal all kinds of diseases,” he said, adding that the greatest “miracle” was the souls saved.
Get FIRED UP! GET READY! GET ORGANIZED! JUNE 8, 2025, is not very far away. Only a few weeks. But that is enough time if you are sold out, pumped up and committed to see souls come to Christ!! Get a package of information and present it to your pastor, and to any pastor that will listen. Share the info with your friends and tell them to share it with their friends and family. You never know who will pick up the ball and run with it. If you know someone who needs to know God’s love and power… GET THEM TO THE MARCH!!!
GLOBAL MARCH FOR JESUS 2025
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The March For Jesus is:
A procession of praise through the streets of the city, celebrating the Lordship of Jesus Christ and culminating in a grand worship event in which Christians publicly proclaim the Glory, the Majesty and the Supremacy of the Savior. It’s all about Jesus … and nothing else.
What better time of the year the Church to declare its oneness? Pentecost Weekend.
Pentecost marks the birth of the Church and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit to all nations. (Acts 2:1-4) Let’s celebrate our Savior in cities, towns and villages throughout the nation in a March For Jesus, this year on Saturday, June 7th, 2025.
Topical Encyclopedia
The “Hope of Israel” is a profound and multifaceted concept deeply rooted in the biblical narrative, encompassing the promises of God to His chosen people, the anticipation of the Messiah, and the ultimate restoration and redemption of Israel. This hope is a central theme throughout the Scriptures, reflecting God’s covenantal faithfulness and the eschatological expectations of His people.
Old Testament Foundations
The hope of Israel is first articulated in the Abrahamic Covenant, where God promises Abraham that through his offspring all nations of the earth will be blessed (Genesis 12:3). This covenant establishes the foundation for Israel’s hope, as it signifies God’s commitment to His people and His plan for redemption.
The prophetic literature further develops this hope, particularly through the promises of a coming Messiah. Isaiah speaks of a child born to us, a son given, who will be called “Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace” (Isaiah 9:6). This messianic expectation is a cornerstone of Israel’s hope, as it foretells the coming of a Savior who will establish God’s kingdom and bring peace and justice.
Jeremiah also contributes to this theme, prophesying a new covenant with the house of Israel and the house of Judah, where God will write His law on their hearts and forgive their iniquity (Jeremiah 31:31-34). This promise of spiritual renewal and restoration is integral to the hope of Israel, pointing to a future where God’s people will fully experience His presence and blessing.
New Testament Fulfillment
In the New Testament, the hope of Israel is realized in the person and work of Jesus Christ. The Gospel of Luke records the words of Simeon, a devout man in Jerusalem, who was “waiting for the consolation of Israel” and recognized Jesus as the fulfillment of this hope (Luke 2:25-32). Jesus Himself, in His ministry, declares that He has come to fulfill the Law and the Prophets, embodying the hope long anticipated by Israel (Matthew 5:17).
The Apostle Paul, in his defense before King Agrippa, explicitly refers to the hope of Israel, stating, “And now I stand on trial because of my hope in the promise that God made to our fathers” (Acts 26:6). Paul identifies this hope with the resurrection of the dead, a central tenet of Christian faith, which he argues is the fulfillment of God’s promises to Israel.
Eschatological Expectations
The hope of Israel also encompasses eschatological expectations, looking forward to the ultimate restoration and redemption of God’s people. The Apostle Peter, in his second epistle, speaks of the “new heavens and a new earth, where righteousness dwells” (2 Peter 3:13), echoing the prophetic visions of Isaiah and other Old Testament prophets.
The Book of Revelation further elaborates on this hope, depicting the New Jerusalem, where God will dwell with His people, and there will be no more death, mourning, crying, or pain (Revelation 21:1-4). This vision of the consummation of God’s kingdom is the ultimate realization of the hope of Israel, where God’s promises are fully and finally fulfilled.
Theological Implications
The hope of Israel is not merely a historical or nationalistic aspiration but a theological reality that encompasses the entire narrative of Scripture. It reflects God’s unchanging faithfulness, His redemptive purposes, and His sovereign plan for humanity. For believers, this hope is both a present reality and a future expectation, grounded in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ and looking forward to His return and the establishment of His eternal kingdom.
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Historical Marches.
THE HISTORY OF MARCHING
Marching and public proclamation are not new expressions for the Church. Joshua led the Israelites as they marched around Jericho. As they shouted, the walls of the city crumbled and God’s people won a great victory. During the Triumphant Procession on Palm Sunday, a large multitude gathered to sing, shout and offer their praise to Jesus as He rode past on a donkey. In more recent history, marching and proclamation were a part of the beginnings of the Salvation Army and the Methodists. In 1885, the Salvation Army marched to the Houses of Parliament with a petition of 343,000 signatures, demanding that the trade in child prostitution be stopped and the age of consent be raised from 13 to 16 years old. They succeeded, and lives were changed.
Marches in England
The Marches in England began in the l980’s when some local churches decided to take what they were experiencing in the churches out into the streets. Songwriter Graham Kendrick participated in some of these early attempts and wrote a series of songs that were appropriate for the outdoor expression of the church.
In May of 1987, lchthus Fellowship in London joined Youth With A Mission and Pioneer Team to organize a prayer and praise march through the streets of London. To their surprise, more than 15,000 people turned out, in spite of pouring rain. Awed by God’s blessing, they planned another march for May of 1988. This March drew a crowd of 55,000 participants. As they marched, their prayers were focused on the government. Later that day, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher publicly spoke of her faith in Christ.
In 1989, March for Jesus, as it came to be called, continued with Marches in 45 different cities across the British Isles. In Belfast, Northern Ireland, more than 6,000 Catholics and Protestants marched together. On September 15, 1990, more than 200,000 marched for Jesus in 600 cities all over Britain.
Marches in the United States
In 1989, Tom and Theresa Pelton of Austin, Texas, attended a worship leaders conference in California where Graham Kendrick presented the March vision. Tom came home and shared the vision with a group of pastors. After leading some praise marches around Austin high schools, he organized the first citywide march, which took place in May of 1990 after eight weeks of preparation. About 1,500 believers marched.
Austin’s second praise march occurred nine months after the first one. This time, 15,000 Christians marched in Austin and 7,000 marched in Houston on the same day. Many began to sense from God that Marches should take place in cities across the country. The goal of March for Jesus became organizing Marches in as many cities as possible so that believers could march in the cities where they lived and be connected across the nation. Christians in Austin donated time and office equipment to help start the March for Jesus USA office, which began as one desk in a church office with one computer! They started spreading the March vision across the nation and train March Organizers.
May 23, 1992: The First Nationwide March for Jesus
The idea of the whole nation marching together for Jesus quickly grew. Many U.S. cities began preparing for the first national March for Jesus on May 23, 1992. On that day, Christians openly exalted Jesus in 142 U.S. cities and in 25 European countries. 300,000 marched for Jesus in the U.S., joining another 300,000 overseas. Whether 20,000 believers worshipping Jesus openly in Pittsburgh or 500 believers marching through Moscow’s Gorky Park, the 1992 March for Jesus was an unprecedented display of the love and unity believers have in Christ.
June 12, 1993: Joining Hands Across the Nation
After the phenomenal success of the first national March for Jesus, plans were soon under way for the first international March, in which believers would “join hands across the nations.” The 1993 March for Jesus on June 12 brought 1.7 million Christians to the streets in 850 cities across the globe. In the U.S., about 800,000 believers marched for Jesus through the streets of 350 U.S. cities.
Marches took place on all continents except Antarctica, with 314 marches in the United Kingdom. The world’s largest March for Jesus took place in Sao Paulo, Brazil, where 300,000 proclaimed Christ’s Lordship on the streets of their city. In countries where Jesus is not allowed to be publicly proclaimed, Christians walked through the streets praying.
June 25, 1994: A Day to Change the World
On June 25, 1994, Jesus received extravagant praise from 1.5 million believers across America in the nation’s third March for Jesus. In 550 cities, from every state in the nation, followers of Jesus came together to worship Him and to pray for the healing of our nation. All around the world that day, a total of 10 million people marched down the streets of more than a thousand cities in 178 nations to the glory and praise of God. More than 4 million people marched for Jesus in Latin America alone! From every time zone of the world, millions of believers proclaimed, “From the rising of the sun to the place where it sets, the name of the Lord is to be praised” (Psalm 113:3).
May 27, 1995: Together for the Gospel
At the 1995 March for Jesus, celebrated in 2,190 towns across the globe, millions of Christians marched to take the joy of knowing Jesus beyond their church walls.
In the United States, an estimated one million Christians of all denominations marched in unity to show their love for God on the streets of 600 cities. Most of the Marches took place on May 27, but a few were held on other weekends due to Memorial Day weekend.
In Selma, Alabama, where the infamous “Bloody Sunday” event took place in 1965, black and white participants marched together over the same bridge where blacks had been beaten by law officials as they marched for voters’ rights thirty years earlier. “Person after person commented that they could not believe that this (March for Jesus) could happen in Selma,” said Dr. Eugene Howell, the March Organizer. “It was fantastic to see the March result in a new beginning and victory over our past.”
Across the globe, 80 nations marched for Jesus in 1995. On May 13, at the March for Jesus in Sao Paulo, Brazil, an estimated 1.5 million marched for Jesus. The Guatemala March for Jesus had 80,000 participating, double the number that marched in that country’s March the previous year.
May 25, 1996: A World to Win Together
The 1996 Global March for Jesus held on May 25 drew together between 10-12 million Christians around the world to celebrate Jesus on the streets of more than two thousand cities in 170 nations. In the United States, 1 million marched in 625 cities.
Some of the larger Marches across the nation were: 40,000 in Nashville, Tennessee; 21,000 in Toledo, Ohio; 20,000 in Miami, Florida; 18,000 in Jacksonville, Florida; 18,000 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; 15,000 in Columbus, Ohio; 14,000 in Honolulu, Hawaii.
- The governors of California, Georgia, Louisiana, Nevada, New York, and West Virginia all proclaimed May 25 as “March for Jesus Day.” Dozens of mayors did the same in their cities.
- At the March in the San Fernando Valley of California, participants stopped at the intersection where the Rodney King incident happened and prayed for racial peace and for police officers. Gang members driving by stopped their cars and joined the March in progress.
- At Panama City, Florida’s first March for Jesus, 11,000 people marched in 100-degree weather. “In a city known for its division, Christians and their pastors have decided to start praying together and working together for revival,” said March Organizer Dennis Keller.
- The March in Columbus, Mississippi began at an old slave trading block. The 600 participants offered prayers of repentance and reconciliation for past injustices.
Marches Around the World in 1996
As the sun rose on the International Date Line, the country of Tonga in the Pacific was the first nation that marched. Again, this year, the king and queen of Tonga led the March in their capital. After the March, the king held a banquet for the participants. There was a total of six Marches, with an estimated turnout of 40,000 people.
- A total of 150,000 marched in Australia. “Christians of all ages, racial backgrounds, and denominational beliefs came together as one solid core, cheerfully witnessing for their Lord and attracting the attention of the by-standers, many of whom asked why they were so contented and happy,” said National Coordinator Ramon Williams.
- In Japan, 4,000 people marched in 29 cities. “Japan is marching to show people a taste of real Christianity,” said the National Coordinator.
- In Moscow, Russia, 5,000 believers marched on a route, which took them right outside the Kremlin. “A good response was received from onlookers, and in particular from a former KGB officer who became a Christian after seeing the happiness of the marchers,” said the coordinator.
- In Croatia, 1,000 marched in Zagreb. The crowd swelled to 3,500 at the Prayer Rally in the city’s largest park. “This is Croatia’s third March for Jesus, and it is a central catalyzer that is bringing churches together after the effects of war,” said the nation’s March Organizer.
- Participants in the Paris, France March held a Prayer Rally right in front of Notre Dame. Between 2,000 – 3,000 marched, giving away 12,000 gospel tracts to bystanders along the route.
- 17,000 turned out on the streets of London, England. The March started at historic Hyde Park and ended under Nelson’s Column. In London, Belfast, Cardiff and Glasgow, children led prayers which were broadcast throughout Europe via satellite.
- Several nations in Africa held Marches. Zaire had 700,000 participants and Cameroon had 2,000. In South Africa, more than 100 cities marched. The March in Cape Town had six Salvation Army bands, a radio broadcast, and “a real carnival atmosphere,” said the nation’s organizer.
- 20 nations in Latin America marched. The largest March in the world was held in Sao Paulo, Brazil, where an estimated 1.5 million people marched.
- In the Caribbean, 19 nations/territories marched. 7,000 marched in Bridgetown, Barbados. Marchers made a complete loop around the city, and police officers, which were there for crowd control, wanted pamphlets about Jesus and about the March to pass out to onlookers.
- In Canada, 152,000 people marched in 120 cities, four of them taking place inside the Arctic Circle. A reporter watching the March of 11,000 in Toronto was so overwhelmed that he said, “I’ve never seen anything quite like this before. I’ve never seen such love and unity. It’s all really too much.” Four young people, including one homeless teen, invited Christ into their lives.
- As the earth finished up its rotation on May 25, 1996, the sun rose on Alaska, where the last three Marches of the day took place. At the March in Soldonta, Alaska, 500 people marched in a city of 3,482 people. As the marchers sang their praises to Jesus, “a beautiful, majestic bald eagle circled over us and the sun was shining for its Creator.”
May 17, 1997: No More Walls
People in 700 U.S. cities sang Graham Kendrick’s words, “Jesus’ love has got under our skin.” For many marchers and onlookers, it was more than words:
- Louis, MO – More than 3,000 Christians marched a route that connected racially diverse neighborhoods. “We believe God is bridging something in St. Louis as blacks and whites worked together on this March,” said March Organizer Karen Stefacek. The March for Jesus helps to bridge the generation gap between Christians, and the event feels much like a family reunion.
- Kerrville, TX – a 99-year-old lady was celebrating her birthday on May 17. Her friends had planned to throw her a party, but she refused, saying, “I won’t be there. I’ll be marching for my Jesus.” Most of the invited guests came out to march!
- South Bend, IN – Lynne Davis, the organizer, described the multi generational flavor of her March: “There were marchers from infant to 80-years-old. Some walking, some riding in vans and trucks, young ones in strollers and wagons. Truly, every generation was represented. One little girl was clapping and laughing because she was so excited about the March going past her house.”
- Church youth groups led many marchers across the U.S., as a symbol of the new generation being raised up to be leaders in churches and communities.
- Report after report from March Organizer across the country testified how people came to faith in Christ at the Marches – both participants and bystanders on the streets. As Jesus is worshipped and lifted up in the marches, He draws people to Himself.
- Elgin, IL – A young woman at the March was touched by God’s presence and was found crying as the March of 1,200 people passed by. “She told the evangelism team that she wanted “this Jesus”, and prayed to receive Christ right then,” reported Organizers Phil and Cathy Carter.
- Chicago Westside, IL – Irene Livingston, the organizer of the March, recalled a lady who showed up at the Prayer Rally drunk. “I asked her if she knew the Lord, and she said, ‘Yes,’ that she was raised in church, but she did not know Him as a personal savior. We prayed for her and she got delivered and was sober as a judge. Jesus saved her!”
- Los Angeles, CA – more than 100 people prayed to receive Christ as the 7,000 participants marched through a predominantly Hispanic area of the city. “Onlookers were in total amazement as we handed them ‘Why are these people marching’ tracts. … they could not deny the love that was present as all these loving Christians of every color were marching down their street.”
- March for Jesus participants are overcoming barriers that have kept churches from working together and impacting their cities.
- Oklahoma City, OK – 20,000 people marched and pastors washed each other’s feet during the Prayer Rally, as a symbol of their commitment to serve one another.
- Framingham, MA – More than 30 churches were represented. Pastors in the area have been meeting together since last year in an effort to bring their churches together in unity.” At the Prayer Rally, three pastors publicly repented for sins of division, envy, and carelessness about each other’s church,” said Organizer Kassia Pereira. “There was a great sense of repentance and unity.”
- In many cities, government officials are welcoming the March for Jesus and its positive effect on their communities. The governors of Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Nebraska, Nevada, New York, Tennessee and Texas all proclaimed May 17, 1997 as “March for Jesus Day.” Dozens of mayors and city officials did the same in their cities.
- Austin, TX – A proclamation from Texas Governor George W. Bush was read at the March. “Today’s world is too often confronted with stories of violence, crime and racial conflicts,” said Bush. “March for Jesus provides Texans an opportunity to celebrate God’s love so we can, with His help, make positive contributions in our families, communities, schools, and work places.”
- Redlands, CA – The mayor led the 4,000-strong procession with two other mayors from nearby cities.
Marches Around the World in 1997
About six million people took to the streets for the 1997 Global March for Jesus. Here are just a few glimpses:
- Harare, Zimbabwe – The night before the March, the executive mayor invited Christian leaders to a meeting with civic leaders. “He then invited 200 of the marchers to a tea immediately after the March. We estimate that the March started with about 2,500 people but grew as people joined us from the streets to between 3,500 and 4,000. Over 10,000 tracts were handed out.”
- Ecuador – The March in Quito was honored with the presence of the president of the country, Fabian Alarcon and his wife. The president said, “just as the material welfare is important, so is the spiritual welfare.” There were 12 Marches with a total participation of 50,000 people.
- Mauritius – “3,000 people from 20 villages descended on the capital Port Louis for a praise march punctuated by stops for prayer…. All the ethnic groups of the island, Creole, Chinese and South Asian joined in.”
- Goa, India – “Over 600 marchers (about a third of Goa’s evangelicals) attended the march. As the worship leader led the group in jubilant praise through Margoa’s main street, people came from homes and shops to see the celebration. It was also a tremendous demonstration of our unity in the Lord.”
- Japan – A total of 25 towns participated in the March. In Najoya, “the marchers received many positive responses from shoppers on sidewalks as they marched by in the streets.”
- Venezuela – 19 of the 21 states had a march, and Caracas alone had over 70,000 participants.
- Paraguay – “One of the priorities of the organizing committee was to involve more denominations and churches, and God was faithful to do it. 17,000 people marched in Asuncion. The president of the country sent a representative who asked for prayer for the government and God’s blessing over the nation.
- Bolivia – In the city of El Alto, a newspaper headline read, “Jesus summons a bigger crowd than the political parties”!
- Barbados – “More than 8,000 Christians joyously proclaimed the lordship of Christ over the nation of Barbados during a 90-minute March for Jesus through the capital city of Bridgetown.”
- Serbia – In Novi Sad, more than 10 nations were represented in the March of 200 people. “The sound system was echoing through the city powerful sons of worship and the marchers sang and danced in the center square.”
May 30, 1998: Prayer for the Suffering Church
700,000 people in 633 cities in the United States and more than 10 million people worldwide took to the streets to worship Jesus. Around the world prayers were offered up for those who are persecuted and suffer because of their Christian faith.
May 22, 1999: Prayer for the Nations
Approximately 2,000 Antelope Valley residents Marched for Jesus in Lancaster from Lancaster City Park.
June 10, 2000: A Day on Earth as it is in Heaven – Jesus Day 2000
In the year 2000, there were massive parties and celebrations across the planet. Whether people knew it or not they were celebrating the 2000th birthday of Jesus Christ. March for Jesus made it possible for the whole world to know whose birthday it was with a glorious and extravagant Global March for Jesus.
In the year 2000 we celebrated great advances made in the final years of the millennium.
The procession was a prophetic symbol of our progress together in the gospel. Being on the streets symbolizes taking the walls off the church to make the gospel message more available to the people
God’s people worked together towards reaching all nations in a way never seen before.
Jesus told us that the world will know Him by our love for one another and our unity. As we came together to march for Jesus, we realized that our common love for Jesus is more important than national or denominational differences. It is Jesus who breaks down the dividing wall between people and who makes us one.
Seeing God’s people of different races, tribes, nations and languages as one body on the streets of the whole world spoke of that hope.
2001 – 2019
While no longer nationally organized, there have been many marches scattered around the nation through the years.
Almost Two Decades Later
In the spring of 2018 Gary Frost and Kathy Branzell of The Mission America Coalition (now known as The Table Coalition) began to prayerfully ponder the feasibility of promoting a nationwide March for Jesus in May of 2020. After sending out letters of inquiry to several strategic national ministry leaders it was acknowledged that the Lord was speaking simultaneously to numerous leaders and previous March organizers that it was time to work collectively to sponsor a national March for Jesus in May of 2020.
In the fall of 2018, it was learned that there was already afoot a movement known as GO 2020, launched out of Germany, with a global vision to mobilize believers worldwide to reach billions of people with the gospel in May of 2020. It became quite obvious that this was not a matter of coincidence but of Providence, so collaboration with this movement began.
Because the original March for Jesus, USA was birthed out of Austin, Texas, a group of former organizers convened there in the spring of 2019 to meet with Steve Hawthorne and others who were strategic in the early marches. It was unanimously agreed by those in attendance that they should move forward in planning for a national March for Jesus on Saturday, May 30, 2020 with the Theme: JESUS CHRIST IS LORD (Philippians 2:11). Gary Frost assumed the role of national director and Chuck Swanson became the operations manager. Since both live in Youngstown, Ohio it was determined that this city would become the national headquarters for MFJ/USA.
Through consultation with Graham Kendrick, Steve Hawthorne, Stephanie Tucker and David Bryant, and the technical support of the Congressional Prayer Caucus Foundation, March for Jesus 2020 is gaining momentum, with the goal of encouraging the mobilization of Marches nationwide.
May 30, 2020: Jesus Christ is Lord
Christian denominations throughout the nation differ in many ways but most can agree that “Jesus Christ is Lord”. It is with that theme, that cities across the U.S.A. began to unite and March for Jesus once again. Months prior to the March for Jesus the COVID-19 virus pandemic sweep through United States as well as the rest of the world. However, the March for Jesus leadership felt that God has called us to celebrate Jesus Christ on May 30th. Communities were asked not to plan a public “gathering”, but to unite in a public “scattering.” Prayer teams, consisting of two or three people, would stand, walk or drive throughout their communities. Equipped with a simple, single-sheet praise and prayer guide, these teams could be confident that they are praying in unity with God’s people all over their city and the nation.
The 2020 theme bible verse for the March for Jesus was from the book of, Philippians 2:11, “…that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.” Paul prefaces that statement in verse 10 as he writes, “…that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow…” As a tangible way of expressing love and praise to Jesus, PraiseWalking teams would be invited to find public, but safe and appropriate places, where they could kneel at exactly Twelve O’clock noon on Saturday, May 30. While kneeling, they would unashamedly lift their hands before the Lord and declare “Jesus Christ is Lord!” Then, for at least one minute, they would remain in that posture, giving praise to Jesus Christ. Many more believers throughout their communities would be invited to join them in this simple gesture and confession of praise in or near their homes at the same time. After two decades of not having a nationwide led march 52 cities in 21 different states (and an island in Malaysia) registered to March for Jesus in their communities.
May 22, 2021: Worthy is the Lamb
The theme for March for Jesus 2021 was “Worthy Is the Lamb” drawn from Revelation 5:12. We sensed that the church in specific and our nation in a larger context is in desperate need of recognizing the healing and forgiving power of Jesus Christ. When John the Baptist saw the Messiah approaching the Jordan River to be baptized, he shouted “Behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world” (John 1:29). One day the elders and the angels will shout in agreement with John as in heaven Christ is heralded as the Worthy Lamb. In 2021 we will reflect on earth that which is celebrated in heaven. While most states in the U.S. still complying in the tail end of Covid restrictions, 38 cities in 20 states Marched for Jesus in their communities.
June 4, 2022: Jesus is Love
The theme for March for Jesus 2022 is Jesus Is Love – We thank God for the outpouring of His grace-filled favor as we celebrated Jesus Christ in cities and communities throughout the nation on June 4, 2022. We were given the wonderful privilege of boldly proclaiming in the public square that JESUS IS LOVE! At least twenty-seven cities throughout the nation held marches or celebrations for Jesus. We estimate the number of persons participating nationally to be from 8,000 to 10,000 in gatherings as small as 50 and as large as 3,500. Several cities saw mayors, congresspeople, and city officials joining in the march.
- As many as twenty-five people received Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior. Five were reported to receive healing during times of prayers and praise in Hampton Rd, Virginia.
- In Jackson, Tennessee it was projected that 7,000 people would march. On the day before the event, Homeland Security took over coordination from the Jackson Police Department and shut down the streets. This prevented people from arriving at the location. At least 3,500 people were turned away. People were discouraged about not being able to attend, however, fifty churches still managed to gather together and march for Jesus.
- We have received many anecdotal reports confirming that the Spirit of the Lord was “almost tangible” in numerous communities as people from a multitude of ethnicities and denominational persuasions came together as one. Walls of division were broken down as churches worked harmoniously in unprecedented ways.
- In Philadelphia, instead of marching, a Celebrate Jesus Philadelphia! celebration was held at Independence Mall, directly in front of the Liberty Bell. As they were closing, an LGBTQ group showed up to celebrate Gay Pride Month at the mall. A leader of the CJP team shared Jesus with the group and prayed with them. They welcomed the prayer.
- Although the Los Angeles group was smaller this year than in previous years, there was a tremendous sense of unity and oneness. There was the strong sense that the Holy Spirit is uniquely drawing churches together in LA.
May 27, 2023: Jesus Reigns
In May of 2023 we marched to the theme drawn from Revelation 19:6. This year we had (30) different cities in (18) states along with (4) other countries (Cayman Islands, Netherlands, Puerto Rico & South Africa) participate in a March. There were many reports of physical healings and many salvations. A man from Rockford, IL received a healing on his back. In Elgin, IL one lady said her knees were healed and another said their back was healed when the evangelism team prayed for them. In Central Michigan, a huge cross visible in the sun came out. In several cities, children led the march. In Grand Cayman, clouds encircled the island and a holy presence was felt. Several people said that the pains that they had prior to the march had gone.
May 18, 2024: Thank You Jesus
This year our theme was based on 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, in everything give thanks; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.
- In the U.S.A. we had marches in (31) cities in (18) states and (1) march in a US Territory.
- We are also aware of several other marches in Canada, Cayman Islands, Netherlands, South Africa, Bahamas, Cameroon, Venezuela, France and Peru.
- In Orange County, California they marched on the beach and scores of beach goers cheered as the procession went by.
- Almost every march reported salvations occurred at the prayer portion of the march.
- Many marches reported that a clear sense of being Christian unity was felt and that other things were developing in the spirit of cooperation.
June 7, 2025: Jesus Christ, Our Only Hope
Our theme this year is taken from Titus 2:13 which says: looking for the blessed hope and glorious appearing of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ.
Please join us in praying that God will speak to the hearts of men and women in His harvest field and raise up organizers in our cities to champion this cause. Our theme this year is taken from Titus 2:13 which says: looking for the blessed hope and glorious appearing of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ.
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Last but certainly not least, if the ministry of Sean Feucht. I know I have posted about this ministry in earlier posts. God has really blessed him and his family. Their ministry has sky-rocketed! Check it out. Don’t forget to check the scheduled events list. He has several events this month, preparing the atmosphere for the June 7 and June 8 Events shown above. Dive in and be a part of what GOD is doing. You will never be sorry. YOU WILL BE BLESSED!
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Sean Feucht leads thousands in worship in Washington DC: ‘We have to keep striking the ground’
Originally published in CBN News
A movement of faith, prayer, worship, and celebration occurred in Washington DC this weekend as thousands gathered in the nation’s capital for Sean Feucht’s latest “Let Us Worship” event.
The event began at the Lincoln Memorial with stops at the White House, Capitol Hill, and Supreme Court. It all led to a worship celebration on the National Mall where thousands gathered to join a movement that is praying to see a change in the United States.
“Our freedom to worship God and obey His Word has come under unprecedented attack,” reads a statement on the “Let Us Worship” website. “Powerful politicians and social media giants have engaged in unchartered abuses of religious liberty, silencing the faithful, banning our voices, and outright attacking our God-given right to declare His goodness.”
“It’s time for the Church to rise up with one voice and tell our government leaders and the rulers of big tech that we refuse to be silenced!” the statement continues.
Feucht has been leading the movement throughout the country since 2020 and has held an event in Washington, DC for the last three years.
“It was a full-on ‘we are going to take DC by storm for Jesus’ kind of moment,” the worship leader told CBN News.
He also shared that this year’s event felt a little different.
“It just felt historic. It was powerful. It really feels like it’s getting easier and easier to worship [in Washington DC]. We’ve gone three years in a row and it seems like there’s [an] ease of the presence of God. We can tell things are changing.”
According to the worship leader, more than 80 000 attended last year’s event on the iconic grassy lawn at the National Mall, and 35 000 people attended in 2020.
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This year, more than 400 people gathered in front of the Supreme Court to pray, making it the largest “Let Us Worship” meeting at the high court, to date.
As CBN News reported, Sean recently released a song called “Imago Dei,” Latin for “Image of God,” inspired by what he saw as apathy following the historic Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v Wade.
This weekend, the group also headed to the Supreme Court to celebrate the victory.
“It was really joyful in the sense that we were really celebrating, yet at the same time, we were also like ‘we are not going to take our foot off the gas’,” he explained. “I think we have to really celebrate that breakthrough and that testimony and say, ‘Ok God if you can do that, what do you want to do next?’”
The group also prayed in front of the White House with shouts for God to heal America.
“It’s really easy for us to blame the government, curse the government, talk about how horrible things are, and complain. It’s a whole lot more difficult to take responsibility and say ‘this is our nation’,” Feucht told CBN News. “We were born here for such a time as this. We have the power to bring a change. We have the power to worship and pray until things change…I think there has to be a little bit of grit and tenacity that rises up in believers, again. And to actually believe the Word of God.”
Former President Donald Trump made a video appearance at the event and urged Americans to pray for our nation.
“Religious liberty is under siege and we are fighting back and fighting back, like never before,” he said. “I just want to tell you that what you are doing will never be forgotten. God will never forget it and we will never forget it.”
Feucht wrote on Twitter he is encouraged by what he is seeing.
“It brings me great hope for America that there are men and woman who love God, believe the Bible, and pray for revival inside the US Capitol, he tweeted.
Feucht told CBN News it is powerful when believers show up at the nation’s capital and take a stand.
“We have the keys to the Kingdom,” he said. “The gates of Hell will not prevail and whatever we bind in Heaven will be bound on Earth, and whatever we loose, will be loosed.”
“We need to get believers activated to take responsibility for their nation, for their state…and we all get in the game, We are going to see God do some really cool stuff,” the songwriter added.
He said prayer and worship will push ahead with a “Kingdom to the Capitol” 50-state tour beginning, next year.
“We have to keep going, we have to keep striking the ground, just like Elijah told the king – until we see breakthrough happen,” he said.
The father of four told CBN News that since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade, the battle now turns to the states, and Christians need to be at the forefront.
“We need to go to every state in America and believe, not only that every state will become a pro-life state, but that in every state we are bringing the Kingdom to the capital and we are going to rally pastors, leaders, and Holy Spirit-filled legislators and take responsibility for the states.”
“[We] are taking the Kingdom of God right to the legislative epicentre in every state,” he explained.
“If Roe can be overturned – that’s a 50-year prayer request, that nobody thought was possible – if Roe can be overturned, what else can God do?” Feucht added.
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Sean Feucht – YouTube page full of videos
What is the right level to engage in politics as a Christian? Sean Feucht and Russell Brand
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CENSORSHIP SHENANIGANS + LARGEST BAPTISM IN HISTORY MAN
Sean Feucht is a missionary, musician, activist, author, and speaker. He married his high school sweetheart Kate, and together with their four children Keturah, Malachi, Ezra, and Zion, Sean travels the world sharing the life-changing power of the Gospel.
Sean founded multiple global movements and was one of the earliest and most vocal critics of government attempts to shutter churches and silence worship in 2020. Sean’s heart is to witness a generation of bold, burning hearts with sacrificial pursuit after the Presence of God arise across the nations of the world.
Sean Feucht is a speaker, author, missionary, artist, activist, and the founder of multiple global movements including Burn 24-7, a worship and prayer movement now spanning six continents and more than 250 cities; Light A Candle, a global missions and compassion movement bringing light, hope, healing, and tangible love to the hardest, darkest, and most isolated places of the earth; Hold the Line, a movement seeking to engage the church and young people to inform, educate, and inspire the next generation of leaders to stand for what is right in the governmental arena; and Let Us Worship, a movement across America gathering believers to worship and pray boldly for revival.
“Let Us Worship” albums have seen great success, four reaching number one on iTunes in Christian Worship, and three albums (Let Us Worship—Azusa, Let Us Worship—Washington, D.C., and Let Us Worship —Awake America) ranking number one over every genre in the world for multiple days in a row on iTunes.
LIST OF THIS YEARS COMING EVENTS! 2025
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May 23 Fri Russell Brand + Sean Feucht Baptisms @ 6:00 PM
May 24 Sat Revive in 25 – Miami @ 5:00 PM
May 26 Mon Revive in 25 – Port St. Lucie @ 5:00 PM
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May 23 Fri Russell Brand + Sean Feucht Baptisms @ 6:00 PM
May 24 Sat Revive in 25 – Miami @ 5:00 PM
May 26 Mon Revive in 25 – Port St. Lucie @ 5:00 PM
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Aug 8 Fri Revive in 25 – Rochester @ 7:00 PM
Aug 16 Sat Revive in 25 – Chicago @ 5:00 PM
Oct 25 Sat Light a Candle – Los Angeles @ 5:00 PM
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LET US WORSHIP
What started with the courage of a few has now spread like wildfire across an entire nation. Hundreds of thousands of worshippers have joined the #LetUsWorship movement across over 150 cities and the fire cannot be stopped. REVIVAL OR BUST.
HOLD THE LINE
A POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT MOVEMENT
Hold the Line is a political activist movement. Our goal is to engage with the church and with millennials in a way that charges them to become more politically active.
BURN 24-7
A WORSHIP & PRAYER MOVEMENT
Sean Feucht is the founder of Burn 24-7, an organization kindled from the flames of spontaneous day and night worship gatherings among college students in 2005.
LIGHT A CANDLE
IT IS BETTER TO LIGHT A CANDLE THAN TO CURSE THE DARKNESS
The name is derived from the phrase “it is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness” – and that is exactly the purpose. The mission of LAC is to bring light, love, hope, and healing to the darkest places on planet earth. We have ongoing projects bringing tangible change to war-torn nations and children at risK.
CAMP ELAH
When the Philistines gathered in the Valley of Elah, David met Goliath and was unafraid.
Introducing Camp Elah — a small space, for people of big faith. Our prayer is for Camp Elah to be a launching point for the next generation of Davids; men and women who fearlessly slay giants in the land.
God has opened an incredible door on Capitol Hill — Camp Elah is just a smooth stone’s throw from the U.S. Capitol and the Supreme Court, and we are EXCITED to see how He uses this place to take back territory for His kingdom.
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