Brownsville Revival Evangelist Steve Hill Passes Away
Life Celebration This Week at Brownsville Assembly of God
Evangelist Battled Cancer for Years
Steve Hill, the evangelist who preached in what became known as the Brownsville Revival, passed away at his Alabama home Sunday after a long battle with cancer. The life of the late Evangelist Steve Hill will be celebrated at Brownsville Assembly of God this week.
The Brownsville Revival was a series of meetings at Brownsville Assembly of God in Pensacola, Florida, that began in 1995 and lasted for several years. Hill was the evangelist for the revival, and his nightly sermons drew thousands of people.
Hill was known for his passionate preaching and his call for repentance. He often spoke about the need for Christians to turn away from sin and to live in holiness. His sermons were often emotional, and they often led to people coming forward to repent of their sins.
The Brownsville Revival had a significant impact on the Pentecostal movement. It helped to renew interest in revival and it led to the planting of new churches. Hill's preaching also inspired many people to go into ministry.
Hill's death is a great loss to the Christian community. He was a powerful evangelist who helped to bring many people to Christ. He will be remembered for his passion for the gospel and his commitment to revival.
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