Revival Timeline

Honouring the past and placing a monument for Revivals gone before us. Monuments serve as physical reminders of significant events, divine encounters, or partnerships with God. These structures or markers were often erected to commemorate God’s intervention, guidance and future promises.

Examples include altars, stone pillars, cairns, journal promises and digital records like this website. These monuments serve not only as reminders and future promises but also as teaching tools for future generations, demonstrating God’s power and faithfulness.

This timeline is under construction. Check back in a few days.

1904-1905
Welsh Revival
The 1904-1905 Welsh Revival, led by Evan Roberts, is generally considered to have begun in the autumn of 1904, specifically on October 31st, 1904. This is when Roberts returned to his home church, Moriah in Loughor, and began holding prayer meetings that sparked the wider revival

Further reading on ukwells.org/revivalists/evan-roberts
Azusa Street LA
The Azusa Street Revival was a historic Pentecostal revival that began in Los Angeles, California, in 1906 and is widely regarded as the catalyst for the modern Pentecostal movement. Led by William J. Seymour, the revival was characterized by intense worship, speaking in tongues, and an integrated congregation of people from various racial and social backgrounds. The revival, which lasted for roughly three years, spread Pentecostalism throughout the United States and the world as visitors and missionaries carried its practices and teachings to their home churches and mission fields.

1906
1949-1953
The Hebrides Revival and Awakening
The Hebrides Revival, a significant Christian awakening, occurred in the Scottish islands of Lewis and Harris from 1949 to 1952. It was characterized by widespread repentance, fervent prayer, and a powerful sense of God’s presence, particularly impacting the Barvas area. The revival began with the prayers of two sisters and was fueled by the ministry of Duncan Campbell.

Read more about it Here