6000+ baptisms on the beach in California today….AND COUNTING!!!!🕊️🔥🌊🌪️#BaptizeCalifornia #LetUsWorship pic.twitter.com/M9voXgvJS5
— Sean Feucht (@seanfeucht) May 20, 2024
“This is another wave of God moving in [California], a state that people think is too far gone because it’s too dark, or it’s too oppressive,” Feucht added. “But yet God always has a response, and his response is revival.”
“His response is salvations,” Feucht continued. “His response is families reconnected. His response is historic church unity. His response is baptisms. His response is prodigal sons and daughters coming home, and we witnessed all of that yesterday.”
Feucht told ChurchLeaders that he feels “so privileged to be raising my family here [in California] and be even a fly on the wall in this great move of God that I believe is sweeping across the state of California.”
Last year on Pentecost Sunday (May 28, 2023), Francey and his team helped organize a mass baptism event called “Baptize SoCal,” which took place at Pirates Cove Beach in California and where over 4,100 people were baptized.
Francey announced that next year on Pentecost Sunday, June 8, 2025, he will be partnering with churches across the nation for an event called “Baptize America.”
, more than 12,000 people were baptized through a movement called Baptize California.){kind=link}