There are moments when a region reaches a crossroads. For generations, New England has carried an extraordinary spiritual history. The same ground that witnessed some of America's greatest awakenings—the preaching of Jonathan Edwards, the Great Awakening, generations of missionaries sent across the world—is still beneath our feet.
But today, New England is often described very differently. Church attendance has declined. A generation is growing up increasingly disconnected from faith.
Families are under pressure. First responders and those serving our communities see firsthand the brokenness that statistics can never fully capture. Yet across New England, something else is happening.
People are beginning to pray again. Over the past several months, Turn. Seek. Go. (TSG) has traveled throughout New England with one simple conviction drawn from 2 Chronicles 7:14:
Turn. Seek. Go.
Turn back to God. Seek His face. And go carry the hope of Jesus to a generation. What began as a vision has grown into a regional movement.
Ten rallies have taken place across New England, bringing together pastors, churches, ministries, worship leaders, young people and believers from different backgrounds and traditions. No single church owns it.
No denomination is at the center of it. Jesus is. And now those streams are coming together.
On September 5, 2026, at Gill Stadium in Manchester, New Hampshire, believers from across the Northeast will gather for a day of worship, prayer, baptism and the public proclamation of the Gospel. This isn't about filling a stadium simply to say we filled one.
We believe it's about building an altar. An altar where a region says yes to God again. An altar where generations stand together.
An altar where Gen Z encounters a faith that is alive, courageous and worth giving their lives to. We deeply honor the pastors, churches and believers who have faithfully labored in New England for decades—often when the ground seemed hard and the fruit seemed small.
TSG isn't replacing that work. We believe we're standing on it. Maybe the prayers of previous generations haven't disappeared.
Maybe the seeds planted in difficult soil weren't wasted. Maybe we're approaching harvest. And perhaps America's spiritual future will once again be impacted by a move of God beginning in the Northeast.
For those who protect and serve our communities, the need for genuine transformation isn't theoretical. Police officers, firefighters, first responders, pastors, teachers and parents regularly encounter the consequences of addiction, hopelessness, fractured families, violence and isolation.
Government has a role. Law enforcement has a role. Churches have a role. But there are places in the human heart that policies and programs alone cannot reach.
We believe Jesus still changes lives. That's why we're gathering. Not around politics.
Not around a personality. Not around a denomination. Around Jesus.
On September 5, we're inviting New England to Gill Stadium—not merely to attend another Christian event, but to participate in what we pray will become a marking moment for this region. A generation is waiting.
A region is hungry. And the Church has an opportunity to stand together and say:
Here we are. Send us.
TURN. SEEK. GO.
September 5, 2026
Gill Stadium — Manchester, New Hampshire
Doors open at 11:00 AM. Gathering begins at 12:00 PM.
One region. Many streams. One name: Jesus.
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