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Trinity Broadcasting Network Trinity Broadcasting Network is committed to sending the hope and grace of Jesus to the world! |
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TBN History Founded by Paul and Jan Crouch in 1973, TBN has grown from a single local TV station to reach 95% of American homes and currently is the sixth largest over-the-air broadcaster in the United States. TBN is viewed globally on 70 satellites and over 18,000 TV and Cable affiliates. Programs are translated into numerous foreign languages - reaching the world with the gospel of Jesus Christ.
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About TBN - TBN began as one low-power television station broadcasting a few hours of Christian programming each day to viewers throughout the Los Angeles area. In the years since,
- TBN has grown into a family of over thirty twenty-four-hour global networks reaching every inhabited continent with entertaining, inspirational, and life-changing programming for every family member and demographic.
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TBN Background
- The start of that dream was small, with just one low-power station broadcasting a snowy picture and some homemade Christian programming a few hours a day throughout Southern California. But God breathed life into those humble beginnings. People from all walks of life and circumstances started tuning in.
- Lives were changed, the word spread, and before long folks across America and beyond were asking for this miracle of Christian television. Within just a few years the Trinity Broadcasting Network was expanding — first across America, and then to cities and nations throughout the earth, where millions experienced the message of Jesus Christ for the first time through innovative and compelling Christian programming.
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