Sharing Hope with the World

In 1960, God called a young minister named Pat Robertson to reach people with the message of hope through the new medium of television. With little money but much faith, he purchased a small television station in Virginia, formed the Christian Broadcasting network, and began broadcasting Gospel programming in Portsmouth, Virginia. Over the years, CBN’s ministry has been greatly blessed. As new media such as cable, satellite, and the Internet developed, CBN effectively utilized them to proclaim the Good News to great number of people. Today, CBN’s flagship program, The 700 Club – a lively mix of news, internews and testimonies – is one of the longest running programs in broadcast history and can be seen across the U.S. and around the world.

In 1978, Pat Robertson established Operation Blessing International, CBN’s humanitarian relief agency, to help hurting people worldwide through medical clinics, disaster relief, micro-enterprise projects, feeding programs, and more. He formed CBN WorldReach in 1995 with the goal of reaching 500 million people with the Gospel. With centers in Latin America, Africa, Asia, and Europe, CBN WorldReach now produces television programs in more than 70 languages, airing in 227 nations and territories of the world.

Partnership with Logos Hope Ship February 5th-9th of Medical,Dental and Eye Check Up In Sihanook Ville.

CBN Cambodia in partnership with Logos Hope Ship February 5th-9th 2013  to help Medical,Dental and Eye Check Up In Sihanook Ville of Cambodia.
1. Medical Activities

Han Chen’s story

SKC Event Interview with Kear Chomroeunn (18-11-2012)

Kear Chomruen

Kear Chomroeun is 13 years old student in grade 4 at Korky Primary School. He live with mother and three sisters in Chonlok Village, Korky Commune,  Kiensvay District, Kandal Province. His mother is a housewife His father passed away when he was 10 years old.

One day, He heard about SKC Event by SKC volunteer who helped to distribute the SKC invitation flyer to the children. When he received the SKC invitation flyer, he felt happy and wants to know and see this event.

SKC Event Interview with Hern Sophanit (18-11-2012)

Hern Sophanit

Hern Sophanit is 10 years old student in grade 4th  at Korky Primary School. He lives with parent with two brothers and three sisters in Chonlok Village, Korky Commune, Kiensvay District, Kandal Province. His mother is housewife and his father is a driver.

He never known SKC Event before, but when he heard about SKC Event from her teacher.he felt happy and want to join this event.