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When: 1904-1905
Where: Wales, United Kingdom
What: Over 100,000 people converted .  Evan Roberts had a great desire to have a communion with God. In an atmosphere which set spines tingling, the focus was on God, and on what he might make possible; fierce longing for deeper personal encounter, and an expectation that he would do unusual things… especially that he would bring men and women to a living faith - an expectation stimulated by a reading from the second chapter of the Acts of the Apostles.Meetings like it were taking place across Wales night after night, with fervent prayer and passionate singing - and similar disregard for the clock.

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When: 1972

Where: Singapore ACS Baker

What happen:  the ACS Clock Tower was a place where groups of students gathered together for regular prayer. In 1972, the Holy Spirit moved upon the students “in a dramatic way … the result was similar to the experience of the apostles at Pentecost”. Nearly 30 years later, the students described it as “a move of God”, “outpouring of the Holy Spirit”, “baptism of the Holy Spirit”, and “speaking in tongues”.

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When: 9 April 1905

Where: Los Angeles, California

What happended:
A meeting led by William J. Seymour, an African American preacher. Revival was characterized by ecstatic spiritual experiences accompanied by claims of physical healing miracles, dramatic worship services, speaking in tongues, and inter-racial mingling. However, the participants were criticized by secular media and Christian theologians for behaviours comsidered to be outrageous.

Picture of William J. Seymour