Madi Prewett Troutt

We all flew together, had no idea, thought, you know, a few hundred people are going to gather together.

And there were over 5,000 people at Auburn University gathered together.

Get out.

This was last year or the year before?

And after there was spontaneous baptisms, it was not planned.

It was not part of the night.

And at the end, one student came forward and said, I really feel led to get baptized.

And that just started a ripple effect.

And then after the event ended, news outlets picked it up.

It started just spreading word.

And all of these universities were like, come to our campus, please.

We're so hungry.

We're so desperate for it.

And so it's been so cool to see.

This has just been an only God kind of story.

And-

It's been beautiful just to be a part of it and watch my mom just steward it so faithfully and be so obedient to what God is speaking, especially her whole testimony and story is just quite beautiful.

But anyways, yeah, it's really cool.

We're bringing the gospel to college campuses.

And it's not an event where we're saying, hey, come to us.