A chapel service that began last Wednesday at Asbury University in Kentucky continues 7 days later.
Thousands have come in and out of Asbury University’s halls to receive a new touch from God.
Lexington 18 News reported that “many people are receiving a lot of healing and restoration in their lives and people are coming to Christ for the first time and hearing the gospel for the first time.”
The chapel service started last week and did not end at the regular scheduled time as 30 students decided to stay in the hall to seek God.
Those students never gave up and continued to sing and pray until the next day.
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Since then, the church service has been going on non-stop.
Here are some scenes from the services:
God is not dead!
At Asbury University in Wilmore KY, the prayer meeting is going on non-stop 24 hours a day starting Wednesday.
Revival is coming. God has not left us. pic.twitter.com/gcSjSc4iLm
— Graham Allen (@GrahamAllen_1) February 13, 2023
Tomorrow begins the seventh day of this days long revival service at Asbury University.
Students say they never expected or planned for this to happen. People come from all over the country to be a part of it. #WKYT pic.twitter.com/N2I9k9bloD
— Chad Hedrick (@ChadHedrickWKYT) February 14, 2023
Last week the auditorium was nowhere near its full capacity but filled close to its full capacity of 1,500 people.
News of each religion:
The revival has disrupted life and brought national attention to Asbury, an evangelical Christian school in Wilmore, Kentucky, about half an hour outside of Lexington. Videos of students singing, crying and praying have been posted on social media, drawing criticism and praise from onlookers. News of the revival drew students and other visitors to the campus to join in the ongoing prayer and worship.
“We have been in Hughes Hall for more than a hundred hours — praying, crying, worshiping and uniting — because of love,” wrote Alexandra Presta, editor of The Asbury Collegian, the school’s student newspaper. Campus. “We have expanded into Estes Chapel at Asbury Theological Seminary and beyond. I can boldly proclaim love because God is love.
Three days ago, a revival broke out at Asbury University. Students are praying and worshiping Jesus in Hughes Hall all day long. God is stirring the hearts of this generation. Praise His great name! #Asbury #Revival pic.twitter.com/psnlCgZHcw
– Brian L. Powell (@iamBrianLPowell) February 10, 2023
Students from the University of Kentucky, Purdue University, Indian Wesleyan and other nearby schools are flocking to Asbury to witness the revival.
This isn’t the first time Asbury University has seen a revival.
In 1973, an “outpouring of the Spirit of God” was poured out on campus.
Asbury Revival Scenes 1970 and 2023. Methodists Know How to Revive! pic.twitter.com/j6Jus8Z8me
— Leah Payne (@drleahpayne) February 11, 2023
