By Abby Trivett — Originally published in My Charisma
2819 Church from Atlanta, USA, isn’t just growing: it is thriving and spreading out the message of the Gospel to the ends of the earth.
In a post on X, the church shared the news of how their ministry has now gone global, with 7 000 attending a crusade in London and 2 000 of those people deciding to give their lives to Jesus.
The church pastored by Philip Anthony Mitchell has recently gained significant media attention, with outlets such as the Associated Press and CNN recognising the spiritual awakening there.
For Mitchell, the growth is a humbling and hopeful sign from the Lord. “I think there are times when I’m still shocked myself,” Mitchell told the Associated Press. “I think for me sometimes I stand up on Sunday and I’ll turn my back to the church, and I’ll just cry, staring at the screen, when I see the beauty of what Jesus is doing.”
Mitchell also told CNN about his heart for people to come to know the Lord before time runs out.
“3pm, there I am, weeping on the floor as I’m hearing this warning of God that time is coming to an end,” Mitchell said to CNN.
As revival fires begin to spread beyond borders, moments like this serve as a sobering reminder that God is still moving with urgency and power in this generation. In a world filled with uncertainty, distraction and spiritual darkness, the harvest is proving to be greater than many expected — and the window to respond is not promised forever.
What is happening through gatherings like this is not about platform, personality or popularity, but about the relentless pursuit of a Saviour who is still drawing hearts to Himself across nations. If anything, this moment should awaken the global church to pray harder, preach bolder and reach further, knowing that every soul matters and eternity is at stake.
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