Collegiate Day of Prayer Is Here After Year of Revival from Asbury to Baylor, Auburn to FSU

In just six days, churches across the nation will unite in a movement of prayer to see revival spread across college campuses and universities.

The Collegiate Day of Prayer kicks off on February 29th and so far 2,647 campuses have been adopted in prayer by 1,689 churches, ministries, and individuals— and 1,542 are still awaiting adoption.

“We are so expectant for all that God wants to do on college campuses across America as the Body of Christ unites in prayer for revival and spiritual awakening amongst 20 million students on 4,200 college campuses,” Thai Lam, with the CDOP, told CBN News in an emailed statement. 

This year marks the 201st anniversary of the day of prayer to unite multi-generations to pray for the lost at universities and colleges. 

“When believers unite in prayer, everything changes,” reads a statement from the CDOP website. “Throughout American history, college campuses have repeatedly been transformed by seasons of spiritual awakening. The key to these awakenings was fervent, united prayer.”

Last year’s Collegiate Day of Prayer was held at the end of the public revival services that took place at Asbury University in Wilmore, Kentucky.

What began as a typical on-campus worship meeting broke out into

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