A historic place

Herrnhut is a place where God's work can still be felt today. God worked through his Holy Spirit on August 13, 1727 in such a way that HE helped a bunch of divided religious refugees to achieve an unusual unity created by God. And this event brought about the greatest missionary wave ever to emanate from Germany. The so-called “Moravian Pentecost” triggered a round-the-clock prayer meeting in Herrnhut that continued day and night without interruption for over 100 years. It sparked the modern missionary movement and drove missionaries to the ends of the earth, including the Caribbean, North and South America, the Arctic, Africa, the Far East and slave colonies in the West Indies. Moravian Pentecost spread like wildfire and established thirty missionary communities similar to Herrnhut around the world, some of which have now been awarded World Heritage status. The Moravian Pentecost catalyzed renewal and Christian unity by establishing hundreds of smaller prayer/discipleship groups (catchily known as “diaspora societies”) within existing, traditional churches throughout Europe. The Moravians were known as the “Unitas fratrum”. Come to our conference and explore the amazing history that reaches to our present day!