Join us as we celebrate how God is pouring out His Holy Spirit around the world on August 27th in Washington, D.C.!

CBN is hosting a premiere event in the iconic Concert Hall of The Kennedy Center to view The Revival Generation. This film takes you inside a movement where Gen Z is turning to Christ, being baptized in droves, and experiencing the power of God like never before.

Confirmed guests include Dr. Ben Carson, Jennie Allen, Jonathan Pokluda, Grant and Madison Prewett Troutt, and Tonya and Chad Prewett. This is not just a premiere, it’s a moment of worship, celebration, and expectation for what God will do next. Come ready to encounter His presence and leave stirred for revival.

If you would like to financially support bringing this event to The Kennedy Center, please prayerfully consider a gift. For a donation of $1,000, you will receive two prime placement seats. There are a limited amount of VIP reception tickets and hospitality boxes available at higher donation levels:

$5000 – 4 prime floor seats and 4 tickets to the VIP reception
$10,000 – 8 VIP reception and hospitality box tickets

For questions, please email Sarah.Gertner@cbn.org
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Thank you for your gift supporting bringing The Revival Generation to The Kennedy Center. Your tickets will be available at the Hall Of Nations Box Office on August 27 at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, DC.

  • Doors open at 5:30 PM
  • Red carpet arrivals begin at 6:15 PM
  • Worship at 7:00 PM
  • Main Event at 8:00 PM
  • Semi-formal attire

**For guests with children, please be advised that the film touches on things like finding freedom from substance abuse and suicidal thoughts, and is not recommended for younger audiences**

Oct. 20, 2026