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50 TENTS. 50 STATES. ONE TABLE.

October 9-12 | The National Mall

 2025 is the time to gather—not around celebrity personalities, but for a great communion revival centered on Jesus, who is alive, well, and moving right now in this generation. He is the dream of a generation.

We are gathering on the National Mall in Washington, DC, for four days, October 9–12, in 50 tents of nonstop worship—one tent for each state—with thousands of worshippers, prayer, gospel proclamation, and commissioning every night.

IT’S A FESTIVAL AROUND THE PRESENCE OF GOD (Catholic).

On the third day, we will experience the longest communion table in history, spanning the National Mall. It is time for authenticity, vulnerability, and connection.

Because it’s the blood of Jesus and the presence of Jesus that changes everything.

Communion America | Washington D.C. 2026

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AWAKEN THE DAWN - Our mission

Awaken The Dawn is a grassroots movement of worship, prayer, and missions. Beyond events, we are a nationwide family with the shared value of hosting the presence of God, leading to a third great awakening in America and the nations.

WHAT IS "PRESENCE REVIVAL"?

"Presence Revival" can refer to either the National Eucharistic Revival movement within the Catholic Church or other specific movements like Presence Revival that focus on public worship and evangelism. The National Eucharistic Revival is a grassroots movement initiated by the U.S. bishops to deepen Catholics' faith and belief in Jesus's Real Presence in the Eucharist, aiming to heal, convert, and unify the faithful through this core belief. In contrast, the other "Presence Revival" organizations are often separate, smaller groups focused on public evangelism, prayer, and worship, sometimes with a charismatic or charismatic Catholic focus. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]

 

National Eucharistic Revival

  • Description: A three-year initiative by the U.S. Catholic bishops to rekindle a living faith in the Eucharist and send Catholics out on mission.

  • Goals: To inspire Catholics with a deeper understanding of the Eucharist, leading to healing, conversion, formation, and unity.

  • Activities: Includes local initiatives, a National Eucharistic Pilgrimage, and a National Eucharistic Congress planned for Indianapolis.

  • Focus: Centered on the Catholic teaching of the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist. [1, 3, 4]

Other "Presence Revival" movements (e.g., Presence Revival, Presence Ministries)

  • Description: Often smaller, independent groups that focus on public prayer and worship.

  • Goals: To worship and proclaim Jesus in public spaces, and to ignite revival in society, often through events and livestreams.

  • Activities: Holding public prayer meetings on city squares, livestreams with praise and worship, and street evangelism.

  • Focus: More broadly on making the "presence of Jesus Christ" visible in society through public worship and evangelism. [2, 6, 7, 8, 10]

How they relate

  • Both are focused on a sense of revival and the "presence of God" or Jesus.

  • The National Eucharistic Revival is a formal, top-down initiative of the U.S. Catholic Church hierarchy centered on the Eucharist.

  • Other "Presence Revival" movements are often grassroots, independent, and have a more direct focus on public evangelism and charismatic worship, though they may be composed of or be of interest to Catholics. [2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8]

 

AI responses may include mistakes.

[1] https://www.eucharisticrevival.org/post/what-is-the-eucharistic-revival-a-movement-for-the-life-of-the-world

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8y5wHhcRIPI

[3] https://www.scd.org/eucharist

[4] https://www.eucharisticrevival.org/post/the-revival-movement-and-its-milestone-moments

[5] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bkxl3jyzk5g

[6] https://www.youtube.com/@presencerevival

[7] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWx6ZMY4XlM

[8] https://presencerevival.com/

[9] https://www.missiodeicatholic.org/p/catholic-reflections-on-revival

[10] https://matthewfretwell.com/category/diaspora/

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OTHER NEWS

Charlie Kirk and Palantir: America will be changed forever

An estimated 15,000 churches in the U.S. are projected to close in 2025, a dramatic increase attributed to a decline in traditional church attendance, particularly among younger generations, and rising operational costs. The closures are largely concentrated in mainline Protestant denominations, such as Lutheran, Methodist, and Presbyterian churches, but also affect Catholic parishes. These shutdowns result in communities losing vital gathering spaces that often provide social services, and could also lead to a significant number of pastors transitioning to part-time roles. 

Reasons for the closures
  • Declining membership: 
    Fewer Americans, especially young adults, are attending church regularly. 
  • Rising costs: 
    Many congregations struggle with financial burdens like clergy salaries, building maintenance, and utilities. 
  • Cultural and social changes: 
    Some churches are perceived as being out of step with modern values, while overall secularism is on the rise. 
  • Loss of social capital: 
    The closures are particularly impactful in rural areas where churches often serve as community hubs for food pantries, childcare, and disaster relief. 
Other related trends
  • Shift in religious landscape: 
    While many churches are closing, the number of religiously unaffiliated Americans has grown, and some large megachurches and online ministries are expanding. 
  • Impact on clergy: 
    The financial strain is forcing more clergy into part-time positions, with the National Council of Churches warning that 15,000 pastors may have to make this transition. 
  • Future outlook: 
    Some experts predict that the trend could lead to as many as 100,000 total church closures in the coming years. 

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