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Country Churches dot the rural landscape of America. They stand tall and majestic and are a symbol of a way of living that once was. These rural churches were the center of farming communities. Many still are open today, some with as few as only a dozen or so in their congregations. Some, like the country church my mother grew up in, still performs the services in Norwegian, German or the language indicative of that immigrant area.
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It’s been 50 years since the Jesus Movement of the 1970s. Could Gen Z be the generation God uses to bring a revival the nation hasn’t seen in decades? Through this resource we desire to see revival spark in Gen Z and for this generation to know Jesus and to make Him known, ultimately impacting churches, schools, and communities. Revival Generation explores how revival ignites only when God’s people take Him seriously. God is the initiator of revival, but He uses His people in the process. Throughout history, every great revival started with young people. The truth is, our communities will never experience revival until our churches do. We can’t make God move, but we can be ready when He does. Ultimately, revival begins when we come before God and ask for revival to first start within each of us. In this 8-session Bible study, author Shane Pruitt explores how God prepares our hearts to be catalysts of revival.
For decades, the freewheeling hippies of Jesus People USA — "God's forever family" — forged one of the most influential movements in Christianity. They were also Jaime Prater's family, until he made a documentary exposing the commune's darkest secrets.
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Lines of Poetry: in the October issue of Apollo, Matthew Sperling reflects on the neglected work of the Welsh artist and poet David Jones
