Is another spiritual awakening like the one in 1925 on the way for San Antonio?

Nearly a century ago, San Pedro Springs Park was the site of a remarkable spiritual revival, with hundreds flocking to the waters to publicly profess their faith through baptism.

Thousands of San Antonians surrounded the park's springs, rejoicing as new believers waded into the waters to accept Christ. Captured in Eugene Omar Goldbeck's famous panoramic photograph, the baptisms represented the climax of a sweeping movement that brought massive numbers of people to the park to witness a move of God. 

As the 100th anniversary of that revival approaches, the faithful in San Antonio are daring to imagine: What if such an awakening happened again in our city? What if those sacred waters became the site of another modern-day outpouring of God's Spirit? 

What if believers once more flocked to those hallowed grounds, committing their lives to Christ just as their forebears did? There are many more signs in our city pointing to another historic move of God. 

Can you envision it? Thousands converging on those hallowed grounds, raising their voices in joyful worship as new believers take that transformative plunge into the waters—a great cloud of witnesses celebrating each rededication to Christ. Pastors from various churches and denominations unite to baptize the multitudes, just as they did back then.