Pat Robertson Memorial Service Live Streaming Celebrating the Life of Pat Robertson
In this article, we are going to share very sad and shocking news with you. During a discussion on October 23, 2015, at Regent University in Virginia Beach, Va., Rev. Pat Robertson asks a question to a Republican presidential contender. Robertson, the famous religious broadcaster who built the Christian Broadcasting Network from a small Virginia station, attempted a presidential run and used his Christian Coalition to make religion a key part of Republican Party politics in America, has passed away. He was 93. The broadcasting network for Robertson made the announcement of his passing on June 8, 2023.
Pat Robertson Memorial Service Live Streaming
Richmond, Virginia (WRIC) Today, Pat Robertson’s private funeral will take place at Regent University. Robertson, a religious broadcaster who founded the Christian Broadcasting Network out of a tiny station in Virginia, passed away earlier this month at the age of 93. The memorial ceremony will be placed at midday at Regent University, an evangelical Christian institution that Robertson established.
Robertson was born in Lexington, Virginia, but Virginia Beach is where much of his legacy is still felt today. He established Regent University there, where Monday’s service was held. Additionally, it serves as the headquarters for Robertson’s own humanitarian non-profit, Operation Blessing, which has given relief all around the world. The Christian Broadcast Network and Robertson’s television program “The 700 Club,” on which he often guest-starred for more than 50 years, are two more things for which he is well-known. Additionally, he ran for president in 1988. The tone for remembering Dr. Pat Robertson’s life was set by “Crown Him with Many Crowns,” one of his favorite songs. It was blasting with trumpets. Loudly.
The Chief of Police of CBN/Regent University is Chris Mitchell, who formerly worked for Robertson for 21 years. He provided Pat Robertson’s audience of more than 200 at Shaw Chapel with a behind-the-scenes look. Because he couldn’t drive, driving was an experience, Mitchel added. He would respond, “He is not playing Chris. He is the driver. He’d respond, “No, he’s driving.” Chris, get in the car, he’d say. The Rev. Kenneth Copeland discussed how Robertson’s goals and vision influenced how events played out. You can’t quantify how many ministries resulted from what he did, according to Copeland. “Churches cannot be calculated. There are too many things happening in those churches to count. Only heaven knows how great it is. Gordon Robertson talked about how Isaiah influenced the creation of Operation Blessing. So this was all about this case. So, Stay tuned to pkb news.
