For nearly half a century the Trinity Broadcasting Network has been a clarion voice calling individuals and families to the faith that has long made America the “city on a hill” for the rest of the world. Join TBN on July 4th — Independence Day — as we host a trio of patriotic and inspiring programs that will help you and your family celebrate this unique American holiday — and reflect on the spiritual heritage that has sustained this nation throughout many generations.

Is Jesus relevant for today's world? Can faith in God go beyond time-worn platitudes and dull religion? Does the Bible actually have meaning and life-changing power for needy, hurting people here and now? Popular Canadian pastor and author Leon Fontaine says an emphatic “YES” to all of the above — and is on a mission to encourage Christians that they can use their faith to genuinely touch individuals every day by simply being “Spirit Contemporary.”

Janice Wendell Bethany Crouch, co-founder of the Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN), died May 31, 2016, at the age of 78 following a short illness. A woman of great faith, courage, and compassion, Jan, as she was known by millions of friends around the world, spent her life spreading the good news of Jesus Christ to every continent, and encouraging everyone she touched with God's love and grace.

Matthew, Laurie, and the Crouch family issued the following statement on the passing on May 31, 2016 of Jan Crouch, co-founder with her husband Paul Crouch, of the Trinity Broadcasting Network ...