Pete Greig: We are already on the revival spectrum in the UK
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Is there a revival underway in the UK? Numerous instances have been reported nationwide of young people dedicating their lives to Christ. A notable example is St Aldates in Oxford, where the number of young people turning to Jesus was so high that they ran out of Bibles. Are these isolated pockets of faith, or is there a broader movement happening? Pete Greig, Pastor and Founder of 24/7 Prayer, believes there is. He spoke to Michael Fanstone.
Released on 31 May 2024
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