What is CBN Pat Robertson?

CBN (Christian Broadcasting Network) is a multimedia non-profit organization that was co-founded by Pat Robertson in 1960. Robertson, who was a prominent figure in American Christianity, served as the chairman and CEO of CBN for many years. He is credited with making the organization one of the most influential Christian media outlets in the world.

Under Robertson's leadership, CBN grew to include a network of television stations, a radio network, and a variety of other media assets. The network was known for broadcasting televangelism programs, as well as a wide range of faith-based news and commentary. In particular, CBN's flagship program, "The 700 Club," became a major platform for Robertson's teachings and perspectives.

Beyond his work with CBN, Robertson was also involved in a number of humanitarian efforts, founding organizations such as Operation Blessing International and the American Center for Law and Justice. Additionally, he was active in politics, running for president of the United States as a Republican in 1988.

Robertson passed away in 2023 at the age of 93, leaving behind a significant legacy in the world of American evangelicalism and broadcasting. Despite his passing, CBN continues to operate today, offering a wide range of faith-based programming to audiences around the world.