As the Spirit of God continues to move through massive baptisms, prayer gatherings, and worship services from coast to coast, the latest revival movement saw hundreds of people set free from suicide and other forms of darkness during worship leader Sean Feucht’s “Kingdom to the Capitol Tour” in Maine this weekend.
Feucht has spent the last several years leading worship “in the hardest and darkest places, bringing the hope of Jesus where people needed it most.”
“God is moving in America. This isn’t just rhetoric, it’s reality,” Feucht once wrote. “I believe God is moving powerfully in America. Year after year, we have gathered in Washington D.C. to pray for revival for America, and in 2023, we are taking that spirit to the states through our Kingdom to the Capitol Tour!”
The latest tour stop was in Augusta, Maine where hundreds showed up to worship Jesus and pray for America.
“God is moving across New England in the historic places where revival changed the course of America’s history,” Feucht shared on social media. “We gather again here to say: ‘You’ve done it here once before God, come and do it again.'”
God is moving across New England in the historic
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