Revival Movement: 6000 Students Gather to Worship and Hundreds Accept Christ at NC State: ‘All Glory to God’
There’s a revival movement across campuses in the United States as the UniteUS worship events continue to raise Gen Z in their love for Jesus and are transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit. Recently, a N.C. state event by UniteUS as 6,000 gather to worship with hundreds of salvations and several baptisms.
Revival Movement in NC State with 6,000 Attendees and Hundreds of Salvation and Baptisms
UniteUS is a ‘movement of college students United to lift the name of Jesus.’ It began in 2023 and is widely known for its large gatherings where students worship, make salvation decisions, and get baptized. The movement has since grown rapidly and spread revival among Gen Z.
According to Crosswalk, more than 40,000 students have participated in the UniteUS events this fall. These include 5,500 at the University of Cincinnati, 7,000 at Grand Canyon University, 8,000 at the University of Tennessee, 7,000 at the University of South Florida, and 9,000 at the University of Oklahoma.
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According to CBN, the latest stop of the UniteUS tour was the worship service in Raleigh, N.C. where hundreds got saved and dozens were baptized.
“What a night at NC State!! We continue to see new miraculous moves of God on each college campus. All glory to God”
UniteUS founder Tonya Prewett wrote on Instagram. A video accompanying Prewett’s post proclaimed: “This is revival.”
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According to CBN, Prewett said that the students are putting in the work to reach their communities. In her words, “the students reach out to us, and I work with a student team to put on the event. They do all the work. It’s beautiful.” Prewett also shared that the fire marshal tried to stop the altar response as thousands moved to the altar to give their life to Jesus but God took over and turned it around for good.
According to CBN, several other powerful testimonies took place among students who attend the UniteUS events like freedom from satanism and suicidal ideation. Prewett said that these testimonies capture why she started the movement after students were contacting her all over the nation, saying, “We’re desperate, our friends are committing suicide, would you bring UniteUS to our campus?”
In Prewett’s words, “We’ve just been trying to keep up. We’ve been to 17 campuses, we’ve seen over 100,000 students gather, over 15,000 give their lives to Jesus.”
UniteUS has been nationally recognized as a movement that has had a long-standing impact.
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