Clemson UniteUS Event Sparks Revival
Hundreds of students gave their lives to Christ and nearly 80 were baptized during the final UniteUS event of the year at Clemson University in South Carolina.
“Six thousand students gathered for Unite Clemson,” said Tonya Prewett, the organization’s founder. “Hundreds went all in with Jesus and followed up with water baptism. It’s revival.”
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Bryce Crawford, a missionary and Christian content creator, spoke at the event. “It’s not a burden to follow Jesus,” he said. “It’s not a burden to pay the price to follow Jesus with your life. It’s actually joyful. It’s actually freedom.”
Around 6,900 students at North Carolina State University recently attended a similar event. More than 40,000 college students have attended UniteUS events this fall alone, including
- 5,500 at the University of Cincinnati,
- 7,000 at Grand Canyon University,
- 8,000 at the University of Tennessee,
- 7,000 at the University of South Florida and
- 9,000 at the University of Oklahoma.
UniteUS was launched in 2023 following an event in which thousands of college students gathered at Auburn University’s Neville Arena and worshipped the Lord.
According to the ministry’s website, Unite’s threefold objective at every gathering is salvation, freedom and community.
“When God gave me the vision for Unite Auburn, I could have never imagined what was coming,” Prewett said. “I remember standing at the baptisms after the Auburn event in the middle of thousands of students just praising God and thinking, `how can this stop?’ And it hasn’t. He keeps doing it. Again and again.”.
Tonya’s husband, Chad Prewett, a former Auburn University assistant basketball coach, shared on social media September that 110,000 college students have attended UniteUS events on 18 different college campuses since the ministry’s inception. “And over 16,000 have given their lives to Christ,” he wrote. “To God be all the glory.”
More information is available at www.uniteusmovement.com.
