Paul Crouch Jr., confirmed that the network will be airing "The 'Los Angeles' Harvest Crusade with Pastor Greg Laurie, held at Dodger Stadium" on Saturday evening - just one day before the 10th anniversary of 9/11.
TBN Chief of Staff Paul Crouch, Jr. will serve as the host for the event that is slated to premier on TBN's flagship production "Praise The Lord" show on Monday evening and re-airing on Tuesday afternoon.
TBN Chief of Staff Paul Crouch, Jr. will serve as the host for the event that is slated to premier on TBN's flagship production "Praise The Lord" show on Monday evening and re-airing on Tuesday afternoon.
Broadcast Schedule: This special "Praise the Lord" hosted by Paul Crouch Jr. will broadcast "The 'Los Angeles' Harvest Crusade at Dodger stadium with Greg Laurie" on Monday at 7 p.m. Pacific Time. The program will re-air on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Pacific Time, and will be archived for 30 days at www.tbn.org/watch-us/archives.
"We're honored by the invitation and the opportunity to bring the gospel message of hope and healing to the world as people recall the 10th anniversary of 9/11," Crouch said.
"We're honored by the invitation and the opportunity to bring the gospel message of hope and healing to the world as people recall the 10th anniversary of 9/11," Crouch said.
Laurie, senior pastor of Harvest Christian Fellowship in Riverside, Calif. -- one of the largest churches in the United States -- will address issues of suffering, mortality and forgiveness in a talk entitled, "Why Tragedy?"
"The message of hope that will be presented at the Harvest outreach at Dodger Stadium is for everyone, from gangbangers to corporate CEOs, and from atheists to the devoutly religious," Laurie said. "The message of the gospel is especially appropriate during a weekend that will commemorate the 10th anniversary of 9/11 since it's a weekend when people are reminded of their own mortality and are seeking answers about why terrible things happen in the world."
"The message of hope that will be presented at the Harvest outreach at Dodger Stadium is for everyone, from gangbangers to corporate CEOs, and from atheists to the devoutly religious," Laurie said. "The message of the gospel is especially appropriate during a weekend that will commemorate the 10th anniversary of 9/11 since it's a weekend when people are reminded of their own mortality and are seeking answers about why terrible things happen in the world."
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