A Conversation with Hank Erwin

from Rooftop Perspectives · host John Whaley and Michael Brewer, The Rooftop Ministries International

This week, Hank Erwin joins us to talk about GAP 26, The Great American Prayer Revival. GAP 26 is a vibrant, Spirit-led movement uniting churches and home groups across America in March 2026. Hank's life was radically changed during the Jesus Movement in the 70's. The story of how God used him to impact a high school and a city is portrayed in the movie Woodlawn, written and produced by his sons, Andy and Jon Erwin. He is passionate about Jesus and continues to be used by God to call people to prayer and revival.

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