Renewal for the People of God
Join us April 16, 17, and 18 at 6:30 PM each evening for a historic Tent Meeting at Asbury Theological Seminary.
Three nights of worship, prayer, and Spirit-led renewal rooted in the Wesleyan camp meeting tradition.
Free & Open to the Public • Wilmore, KY
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Dates & Location
COST: FREE
An Invitation from President Watson
Three Nights of Renewal
Thursday, April 16
Renewal of Our Personal Connection with God
Speaker: Rev. Matt Reynolds
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Rev. Matt Reynolds is the President and Founder of Spirit & Truth, a ministry devoted to helping local churches experience renewal in the power of the Holy Spirit and mobilizing believers to make disciples of Jesus Christ.
After nearly two decades in pastoral ministry, a life-changing encounter with the Holy Spirit led him into missionary service and the launch of Spirit & Truth. He holds an M.Div. from Asbury Theological Seminary and a Doctor of Ministry from United Theological Seminary. Matt is an ordained elder in the Global Methodist Church and lives in Tipp City, Ohio, with his wife and three sons.
Friday, April 17
Renewal in the Gifts and Power of the Holy Spirit
Speaker: Dr. Kim Maas
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Dr. Kim Maas is an international speaker, author, and Christian minister passionate about helping people recognize and step into God’s calling. Following a powerful encounter with the Holy Spirit in 1994, she left a 22-year nursing career to pursue full-time ministry.
She now equips churches and leaders across the United States and internationally, with a focus on spiritual gifts and prophetic ministry. She leads Kim Maas Ministries, hosts a podcast, and is the author of Prophetic Community. She holds a Doctor of Ministry from United Theological Seminary.
Saturday, April 18
Renewal of Our Calling and Mission
Speaker: Dr. Luther Oconer
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Dr. Luther Oconer serves as Associate Professor of Global Wesleyan Theology at Asbury Theological Seminary and is an ordained elder in the Global Methodist Church.
A respected scholar of global Methodism and revival movements, he teaches and writes on the relationship between Wesleyan theology, mission, and Spirit-led renewal. He regularly preaches internationally on revival and the work of the Holy Spirit and holds a Ph.D. from Drew University.
What to Expect
Spirit-filled Praise & Worship
Biblical, Christ-centered preaching
Prayer ministry and opportunities for personal response
A welcoming, multigenerational community
An outdoor setting inspired by the historic Wesleyan camp meeting tradition
Tent meetings are foundational to Wesleyan and Methodist renewal. When God’s people gather in praise, prayer, and proclamation, the Holy Spirit moves—bringing conviction, healing, calling, and fresh vision.
Asbury Theological Seminary is committed to stewarding historic, orthodox faith for today’s Church—forming leaders and nurturing communities marked by holiness, mission, and the power of the Spirit.
Tent Meeting Tradition
Pray for Renewal
Lord, renew Your people. Awaken Your Church.
Send us out in the power of Your Spirit for the sake of the world.
Invest in the Next Generation of Spirit-Led Leaders
The Tent Meeting is more than an event—it reflects the mission of Asbury Theological Seminary: forming leaders who serve the Church in the power of the Holy Spirit and the truth of historic Christian faith.
Your generosity helps:
Provide scholarships for students preparing for ministry worldwide
Sustain Spirit-centered formation and theological education
Extend the legacy of Wesleyan renewal to today’s Church
Create spaces where lives are transformed through worship, prayer, and calling
Every gift directly supports the formation of faithful, Spirit-filled leaders for the global Church.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to register to attend?
No registration is required. The Tent Meeting is free and open to the public. Simply come and join us for any evening.
Where should I park?
Free parking is available on campus. Follow event signage when you arrive for the closest parking areas.
What should I bring?
You may want to bring a Bible, a notebook, and blanket if you prefer extra comfort for the outdoor setting.
What happens if it rains?
The tent provides weather protection, and in the event of rain or inclement weather, indoor alternatives—such as Estes Chapel—will be available to ensure the event continues as planned.
Can I attend just one night?
Each evening stands on its own, so you’re welcome to attend one night, several nights, or all three.
Promotional Resources
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Message for presentation: Asbury Theological Seminary invites our community to a three‑night Tent Meeting, Renewal for the People of God, happening on Asbury Seminary’s campus on April 16, 17, and 18 at 6:30 PM each evening. Rooted in the Wesleyan camp meeting tradition, this free outdoor gathering will feature worship, prayer, and Spirit‑led renewal with Rev. Matt Reynolds, Dr. Kim Maas, and Dr. Luther Oconer. This is a free event and is open to the community. For more information, please visit: asbury.to/tent
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Come expecting God to move.