Angel Stadium in Anaheim was the site of praise, worship and hope on Saturday night, during the annual Harvest Crusade on July 20.
The large-scale Evangelical event, an annual festival bringing together thousands from around the state for prayer and renewal, is hosted by Harvest Christian Fellowship church Pastor Greg Laurie and Harvest Ministries.
The free evening featured Christian musicians Chris Tomlin, Phil Wickham, Brooke Ligertwood and Harvest Worship. Laurie gave a hopeful sermon and encouraged listeners to “be a part of the Harvest” by sharing the Gospel message of Christ.
Harvest Crusade marks the continuation of a beloved Christian tradition that has inspired millions since its inception, organizers said.
The community prayer and worship nights first began in 1990. During the coronavirus pandemic, it was adapted into an evangelistic cinematic film streamed online.
Last year’s event was held across the street at the Honda Center for the first time due to abnormal weather conditions, officials said.
“Whether you’re seeking, doubting or suffering, the Harvest Crusade is a place to find people who love you and to discover how Jesus can change everything for you,” organizers said.
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