The Fire will be “stronger together.” This will fulfill their God-given destiny, to invest in leaders, strengthen the local church, and resource missional initiatives. Beliefs and Practices At TACF revival services, worshippers have exhibited unusual behaviours that they attribute to an encounter with God and the presence of the Holy Spirit. The most common described behaviours include laughter (often referred to as "holy laughter"), weeping, deep bowing, shaking, "drunkenness" (a reference to Acts 2:13-15 and Ephesians 5:18), slain in the Spirit and speaking in tongues. Other less common behaviours include producing sounds that resemble animals, such as roaring like lions. The TACF website described it thus: The Toronto Blessing is a transferable anointing. In its most visible form it overcomes worshippers with outbreaks of laughter, weeping, groaning, shaking, falling, 'drunkenness,' and even behaviours that have been described as a 'cross between a jungle and a farmyard.' The church is also the site where the prophecy of the golden sword was given. The statement of faith of Catch the Fire Church can be found on their main website. Music Catch The Fire Music is a collective of worship artists and worship leaders affiliated with Catch The Fire. They have produced several live albums recorded at conferences. References External links Catch The Fire Official Site Catch The Fire Toronto Official Site Catch The Fire Music John Wimber and the Toronto Blessing Blog article by Adrian Warnock about the Toronto Blessing including overview of similar phenomena in church history Richard Riss on revival and Christianity Charisma News Online Article - Aug 15 2010 Charismatic denominations Christian denominations in Canada Faith healers Christian organizations established in 1988 Churches in Toronto