Where is the largest Christian revival in the world today?

[TestifyToTruth]

In Russia, since the fall of the Soviet Union, 10,000 churches have been built or old closed churches and cathedrals re-consecrated in the past 18 years, with millions of baptisms. The new church building has averaged 3 per day for past decade.

A critical French news perspective on it:

A Russophile perspective on it:

 

[Baratom]

In Russia, since the fall of the Soviet Union, 10,000 churches have been built or old closed churches and cathedrals re-consecrated in the past 18 years, with millions of baptisms. The new church building has averaged 3 per day for past decade.

A critical French news perspective on it:

A Russophile perspective on it:

This is great to hear! I would add France and Germany to this, with so many old churches coming alive again as their citizens return to the faith and former-Muslim migrants convert to it. And most excitingly,in the Middle East itself! Many of the Mideast and North African churches seem to be secret, but they are growing so numerous and drawing so much support, even form some officials, that they will likely soon need not remain secret any longer.

 

[Sammy-San]

In Russia, since the fall of the Soviet Union, 10,000 churches have been built or old closed churches and cathedrals re-consecrated in the past 18 years, with millions of baptisms. The new church building has averaged 3 per day for past decade.

A critical French news perspective on it:

A Russophile perspective on it:

Orthodox is cultural Christianity.

 

[Delanie]

In Russia, since the fall of the Soviet Union, 10,000 churches have been built or old closed churches and cathedrals re-consecrated in the past 18 years, with millions of baptisms. The new church building has averaged 3 per day for past decade.

A critical French news perspective on it:

A Russophile perspective on it:

Good news! I imagine a lot are returning to the faith after communism. Does anyone know are there a lot of conversions from Muslim groups in Russia like the people in Central Asia, to Russian Christian churches? That I think would also help to strengthen the churches.