Thousands of college students at Grand Canyon University experienced profound spiritual awakenings, with over 4,300 rededicating their lives to Christ in a powerful Unite US event. The event reveals how young people are seeking truth and...



Thousands of college students rededicated their lives to Christ at Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Ariz., on Tuesday during a worship service led by speakers such as Jonathan Pokluda and Forrest Frank, who urged students to cast aside all worldly desires and surrender their lives fully to God.

The service was the latest event hosted by the Unite US movement, which has visited more than 15 college campuses over the past two years in what its leaders describe as clear evidence of a spiritual awakening among young people.

The Grand Canyon University event drew 7,000 college students inside Global Credit Union Arena – the school’s basketball venue – where 4,300 rededicated their lives to Christ and 251 were baptized at a portable pool outside the arena afterward.

Frank, one of the most popular Christian artists among young people, urged students to “fully surrender to God” and to tell Him, “You can have it all.”

“You can have my reputation. You can have all my plans. I gave everything to Jesus. I laid everything at the altar. I said, you can have it,” Frank said as he shared his testimony.

Tonya Prewett, founder and visionary of Unite US, encouraged students to live with eternal purpose.

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