some commentators have noted the absence of many of contemporary worship features. The revival is additionally significant because of its spread on social media, particularly among Generation Z, the most irreligious generation in US history. On February 15, hashtag "asburyrevival" had over 24 million views on TikTok, which blossomed to 63 million by February 18. Responses to the revival have been reported at other university campuses, such as Samford University, Cedarville University and University of the Cumberlands. The revival notably has an ecumenical in its expression, with Methodist, Baptist, Episcopal, and Roman Catholic groups participating in its spread. Visitors told The Washington Post stories of "miracles and healing" they witnessed at the event, along with unparalleled hospitality by locals and students. Timeline Measles Case An unvaccinated person from Jessamine County, Kentucky who attended the revival on 18 February 2023 tested positive for the Measles following the revival. The case was the third in Kentucky in three months previous to the revival. Unvaccinated attendees were asked by public health officials to quarantine for 21 days following exposure and then get immunized. See also Brownsville Revival, Pensacola, Florida, 1995–2000 Evangelicalism Great Awakening Ichthus Festival Second Great Awakening Third Great Awakening Toronto Blessing, Canada, 1994 Wesleyan theology References Christian revivals February 2023 events in the United States