President Kevin Brown: “During this outpouring of God’s Spirit, we began to discuss the metaphor of fire. A fire is brightest when it is tallest. In this sense, we experienced an unparalleled spiritual bonfire from February 8 to February 23.
Yet, a fire is hottest when it is smoldering.
Even though it may look like what has happened is ‘dying down,’ my hope is that it is merely smoldering. My prayer has been for these embers to flare with a searing hot flame for years and years to come. A campus marked. A people changed. A flame advancing. A world impacted.”
Were you marked by the Outpouring?
Were you changed by an encounter with the Living God?
Were you impacted by His love, His faithfulness, His forgiveness?
Help Archives and Special Collections capture the advancing flame by sharing your Outpouring testimony or story.
If you would like to share your testimony or story with Archives and Special Collections, simply fill out the Permissions and Usage Agreement, and then use the fillable testimony document to type your testimony. You can download and fill out both forms. Once you have completed and saved both documents, just email them both to library@asbury.edu.
These testimonies and stories are being gathered for the University's historical record and research purposes. If you would like the information you provide to only be part of the record and not shared with researchers, you will be able to indicate that on both forms.
You can also submit your testimony below. By filling out this form, you agree that the information provided may be used at the discretion of Asbury University Archives & Special Collections for historical record and research purposes. If you choose to fill out the form, you do NOT need to also fill out the .pdf documents above.
Heaven Meets Hughes by Jeremy Simmons '18