Hundreds of students gave their hearts to Jesus Christ in Nashville, TN, on Tuesday night as the four-year-long spiritual awakening among America’s youth persists.
It happened during the final 2026 college outreach of the UniteUS ministry as thousands of students gathered for Unite Nashville at the Fisher Center for the Performing Arts at Belmont University.
“For hundreds of students, ‘the night I gave my life to Jesus’ will forever mean last night in Nashville. We can’t get over that!” UniteUS wrote in a post.
This latest, powerful night of life-changing ministry unfolded as the college students gathered for worship led by Circuit Riders, with messages preached by Tonya Prewett and Grant Troutt.
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UniteUS tells CBN News that 329 people made decisions for Christ by the end of the night, and students were baptized outside the auditorium immediately afterward.
“Thank you Lord Jesus for moving with POWER last night!! What a beautiful name it is!!” one Belmont student commented online.
Another ministry supporter reflected on the night, saying, “This next generation is something special! Hungry. For. Jesus.”
UniteUS posted, “Nashville, we’re praying these stories travel. Into classrooms, through friend groups, back home to families. May people who weren’t even in the room come to know Jesus because of what He did here!”
The ministry has reported a powerful, ongoing move of the Holy Spirit throughout the fall semester, with thousands of souls turning to Christ at Pepperdine University, the University of Miami, Appalachian State, and the University of South Alabama.
Since the first Unite outreach was held at Auburn on September 12, 2023, it has become a nationwide revival movement with more than two dozen college campuses reached and more than 100,000 students experiencing God in a powerful way.
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Benjamin Gill manages CBNNews.com and the CBN News app while also curating social media material. He has been on staff with CBN News as an internet and broadcast producer since 2000, with stints producing for CBN Newswatch and The 700 Club. He is a graduate of Queens College in New York City, where he also interned as a reporter at Newsday and worked as an editor in the publishing industry. Benjamin has served as a worship leader and elder at his local church and has a passion for reporting the evidence of God in our world while pointing people to Jesus Christ.
