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Line 1: − Revive literally means "to make alive again." '''Revival''' is when a person "Awake[s] to righteousness... for some have not the knowledge of God." (I Cor 15:34)+ − Revival can refer to making an entire congregation alive again; it can refer to an outreach program to bring people to [[Christ]] for the first time; or it can refer to a reinforcement service, whereby people who have already been saved replicate the experience.+ + − ==See also==+ − *[[First Great Awakening]] − *[[Second Great Awakening]] − *[[Billy Sunday]] − *[[Charles H. Spurgeon]] − *[[Dwight L. Moody]] − *[[Billy Graham]] − *[[Oral Roberts]] − − [[Category:Christianity]]
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In Christianity, a '''revival''' refers to a planned service or series of services, the purpose of which is evangelism and spiritual awakening.
The services often last 1/2 to one full week, with a guest speaker (evangelist) brought in to hold them. The services may be held at a church's facility, or at a larger facility if multiple congregations are involved.
Notable evangelists who conducted large revivals include [[Billy Sunday]], [[Dwight L. Moody]], [[Billy Graham]], and [[Oral Roberts]].
Revivals are still popular within fundamentalist circles; however, they have generally fallen out of favor elsewhere, especially with the passing of Graham.
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