Massive Move of God? Baylor Students Cry Out for Revival—and What Happened Next Is Powerful!
There’s no doubt that a spiritual movement is taking place across college campuses. In almost every region of the country, young people are having their lives impacted by the love of Jesus Christ. This week, thousands of students at Baylor University gathered for 72 hours of continuous prayer to ask God for revival on their campus in Waco, Texas.
Since 2019, students have gathered for FM72, or Fountain Mall 72, under a white tent for three days to pursue “the heart of God.”
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Each year, the tent has gotten bigger, the crowds have gotten larger, but the heart has remained the same.
“It’s a week given to prayer,” Charles Ramsey, Ph.D., associate chaplain and director for Chapel and Campus Ministries at Baylor, shared on a social media post. “Prayer is powerful. Things happen when we pray.”
This year’s event kicked off Mar. 30, and concluded Apr. 2. Organizers estimate that nearly 3,000 students gathered on the initial night event to worship, pray and hear an encouraging message from Lisa Koons, the mission and justice director of the 24-7 Prayer Movement USA.
Students stood shoulder to shoulder under a nearly 10,000-square-foot canopy each night to also celebrate their fellow students who made decisions for Jesus Christ.
By the end of the three-day event, 35 students gave their lives to God and many of those students took part in water baptisms.
“He transformed my life and I want to live everyday for Him,” one young woman remarked before being publicly baptized.
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