The Asbury Revival Aftermath: What Happened to the 50,000 Who Came?

In early 2023, a small college chapel in Kentucky became the center of global attention. What began as a routine worship service turned into the Asbury Revival, drawing more than 50,000 visitors from around the world.

But after the crowds left, the livestreams ended, and the headlines faded, a deeper question remained: what actually happened next?

The Asbury Revival Aftermath examines the long-term impact of one of the most talked-about religious events of the decade. This documentary looks beyond emotional moments to ask whether revival produced lasting change—or simply a powerful memory.

This video explores:
• What happened to attendees after the revival ended
• Whether church involvement actually increased
• How social media amplified—and distorted—the event
• What Asbury reveals about modern revival culture

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