Locals are calling it the beginning of a revival, and it’s bringing churches from all over South Carolina together for a big crusade this weekend.
Evangelist Jacob Ebersole of World Harvest Ministry says something special is happening in upstate South Carolina.
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“What’s happening right now is something that we couldn’t even dream or imagine. We give all glory to God. People all the way from Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson, Gaffney, honestly all the way to Myrtle Beach and even into other states, North Carolina, are getting word of this crusade that is coming June 6th, 7th and 8th to Spartanburg,” Ebersole said.
For two years, Ebersole’s been holding events to inspire and equip the local church for this 3-day Gospel outreach that he says is stoking the fires of revival.
“And it’s something that is kind of blowing our minds. People are getting saved in the highways and the byways, in the prisons, but not only getting saved, going on mission, getting plane tickets to some of our crusades overseas. There has been prophetic words that the upstate of South Carolina would be a light unto the nations. And we are starting to step into that now,” he said.
Ebersole, an international evangelist who’s preached all over the world, said it was time to shine the light of Christ in his hometown.
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“We’re going to go throughout the inner city and reach the city with the power of the Gospel. The event starts that night, June 6th at 7 p.m., but every night starting at 5:30pm we’re going to feed the city. We’re trying to feed 3-to-4,000 people per night. It’s something that the churches have come together to pull off. It’s a massive undertaking. So, every night at 5:30 p.m., there’ll be food. The first night, June 6th is when the Jesus March happens. If you want to be a part of the Gospel choir, come early every night before 7 p.m. and take front row and center, and we’re going to worship together,” Ebersole said.
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