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Harvest Crusade 2007 delivers the message
Saturday night was “Amplify” night at the Harvest Crusade at Angels Stadium, meaning worship music geared to the young at loud decibels. I was there when P.O.D. screamed “We are, we are…the youth of the nation” to a crowd of 42,000. Yes, hip-hop and Christian lyrics are here to stay….for awhile anyways.
I was also there, when Greg Laurie urged people to commit to Jesus…and more than 4,000 young and old did Saturday, packing into the outfield grass.
Laurie’s message was simple, direct and to the point…come to Jesus!
- Alexander (TheBigRuski), TheScroogeReport.com
Over 102,000 Pack Angel Stadium for ‘Born-Again’ Experience
By LILLIAN KWON
The Christian Post
An estimated 102,000 people attended the 18th annual Southern California Harvest Crusade in Anaheim, Calif., over the weekend while nearly 33,000 more showed up via live webcast.
It’s become an annual tradition for some “So Cal” families as the evangelistic crusade at Anaheim’s Angel Stadium is one of the only crusades that has run for 18 years. And every year thousands return for the hottest Christian bands and up-to-date messages from evangelist Greg Laurie, who reminds them of the brevity of life.
“What are you doing with your life?” Laurie asked the large crowd Saturday night from the center of the baseball field. “What are you living for? What’s going to happen to you when you die?”
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TheBigRuski
Orange County, United States




Most RecentMost Recommended Comments (6)
at 04:09 on August 7th, 2007
TheBigRuski, excellent coverage -- thanks for this.
at 06:12 on August 7th, 2007
Thank you, Brian! Still trying to figure out how to email people on this.
at 07:13 on August 7th, 2007
TheBigRuski, Good stuff.
at 07:29 on August 7th, 2007
Thank you, gryphon!
at 08:40 on August 7th, 2007
TheBigRuski, thanks for this. The Christian music movement interests me immensely...as a music lover/writer/consumer. Please give us more coverage if you can. Great work!
at 08:43 on August 7th, 2007
Thank you, Kaitlin! Time constaints are frequent these days, but I might be able to pull up a story or two in your genre interest from my past stuff.