Phil Wickham and for KING & COUNTRY Join Pastor Greg Laurie for SoCal Harvest

Christian music artists Phil Wickham and for KING & COUNTRY will be joining Pastor Greg Laurie for SoCal Harvest. SoCal Harvest is the stadium outreach event of Harvest Churches and Harvest Crusades. After more than a year of hiatus due to the pandemic, SoCal Harvest will return to Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California for one night only, on Sunday, October 3, 2021.
"Because of the pandemic last year, we had the incredible opportunity to create and release 'A Rush of Hope,' which led to more than 17,000 people making professions of faith," said Laurie. "And we are thrilled that we are able to be back together this year in person for another life-changing event."
A live-stream option will be available for those who are not comfortable or able to attend in person. For those who attend in-person, the event will follow protocols currently being employed in Angel Stadium.
"I've never in my entire life and ministry encountered more hearts awakened to the Gospel," said Laurie. "I believe in the wake of the global pandemic we might be on the precipice of a great, global revival. I believe we'll see more energy in Angel Stadium on October 3 than we ever have before, and this event will be the first in a series of major events and initiatives that I believe God will use to reach more people in the next couple of years than in the previous decade. We are putting everything we have into reaching everyone we can. We all know now how short life can be."
Click here to stay up to date on the latest information about SoCal Harvest. Additional musical guests, details and updates will be announced.
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