A church revival, also known as a revival meeting, is a series of Christian religious services held to inspire active members of a church body to gain new converts and to call sinners to repent. It is a religious service within the Christian church that is held to inspire or reawaken the spiritual vigor of a group of believers. Revivals serve two main purposes: to revitalize the spiritual life of its members and to gain new followers. A church revival involves a group of Christians praying and seeking the Holy Spirit’s presence together while rejoicing over a renewed spiritual exuberance. The purpose of a church revival is to allow the power of the Holy Spirit to transform both believers and nonbelievers alike. Through revival meetings, people sense the power of God and are called to prayer and repentance. Revival refers to a spiritual reawakening from a state of dormancy or stagnation in the life of a believer. It encompasses the resurfacing of a love for God, an appreciation of God’s holiness, a passion for His Word and His church, a convicting awareness of personal and corporate sin, a spirit of humility, and a desire for repentance and growth in righteousness. Revival invigorates and sometimes deepens a believer’s faith, opening his or her eyes to the truth in a fresh, new way. Revivals are held in churches, missionary organizations, and campuses, all with the singular purpose of renewing the spiritual life of its believers for restoration and renewal.