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The Gathering Place band leads music on Sept. 1 during the opening night of the Louisiana College Revival. Photo courtesy of LC Wildcats Media

Louisiana College revival continues tonight

September 2, 2015

Louisiana College continues its three-day campus revival tonight, with Lee Howell, founder of Awaken Men Ministries and director of St. George Island Christian Retreat Center, bringing his message at 6:30 pm.

The revival began on Sept. 1, with Sammy Tippit preaching and the Gathering Place band leading music. The revival concludes on Thursday, when renowned youth evangelist Curtis Zackery speaks in chapel at 11 am and that evening at 6:30 pm.

Area churches are leading music each session. Zion Hill Church tonight and on Thursday the LC Chapel band at 11 am and the Philadelphia Baptist Church choir at 6:30 pm.

In the past, Dr. David Allen and last year Dr. John Bisagno, Dr. Alvin Reid, and Dr. Sammy Tippit spoke at the Joseph Willis Symposium, which served as the Campus Revival.

Philip Caples, Vice President of Integration for Faith and Learning and Assistant Professor of Preaching and Pastoral Ministry at LC, encouraged pastors, the campus community and others around the state to attend this year’s revival.

“We have great speakers and worship leaders, and the atmosphere on campus is set for the Lord to move in a powerful way,” he said.

LC President Rick Brewer added the revival is important because the school is “launching a new academic year focusing our attention on Christ through proclamation and praise. ”

All sessions of the revival will be held in Guinn Auditorium on campus and are open to the public. There is no cost to attend any of the revival sessions.

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