

Pete Greig of 24/7 Prayer recently highlighted signs of a stirring spiritual revival. Hundreds of young people from three churches stayed up all night to pray, with Al Gordon noting a unique sense of consecrating love. The next day saw thousands in Trafalgar Square hearing the Gospel, with evangelist Daniel Chand calling it ‘historic’. Sunday at St Aldates, Oxford, was overflowing with young people giving their lives to Christ, overwhelming the church's capacity, with an extraordinary atmosphere. Over Easter, significant spiritual milestones were reported: bumper church attendances, 12,000 baptisms in France, and numerous conversions in churches across the UK and the USA. Societal indicators also show a shift, with public intellectuals advocating for faith, influencers professing faith, and increased media coverage of a religious resurgence. Prayer initiatives in schools and a growing openness to faith highlight this trend. Pete Greig encourages prayer, sharing faith confidently, investing in young people, and participating in events such as the Wildfires Festival to continue fostering this spiritual awakening. See
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