A quiet revival - for all?

Kay Morgan-Gurr  |  Comment  |  disability & accessibility
Date posted:  20 May 2025
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A quiet revival - for all?

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You've most likely read or heard about the quiet UK revival, namely the rising interest in Christianity among younger generations as explored in the Bible Society's latest report.

I remember when my husband and I ran Whizz Kids groups for kids at large events. We prayed that if children became Christians, it would be an obvious work of the Spirit. As a result, we have heard many stories of children saying they felt they were woken by Jesus, or He spoke to them in the shower. One even felt God's call when on a funfair ride! A call to faith that only God could take the glory for.

I feel it's the same with this quiet revival. No one can go and visit the place where revival is, no one can go and listen to a human who spoke when revival broke out. No one can claim it - only God.

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