A summer camp founder in South Carolina says Christian revival is happening among the age group known as Generation Z, people born between 1999 and 2015.
Crossroads Summer Camp, hosted on Anderson University’s campus in South Carolina, was founded in 1996 by Clayton King, a traveling evangelist who’s reaching the next generation by sharing the gospel and teaching them truth, meaning, and purpose.
“Eighty-five percent of all Christian converts in America will make a decision to receive Christ as Savior before they turn 19 years old,” King explained. “Now, there are some things that we know about Gen Z. They’re digital natives. They grew up with iPads and iPhones. They grew up connected to technology.”
And research shows that could be why Gen Z is seen as losing their religion. The American Survey Center calls a third of this age group ‘religious nones’, meaning no religious…
