World & Nation
Unlike other television ministries hurt by fallout from the Jim Bakker and Jimmy Swaggart controversies over the past 2 1/2 years, the Tustin-based Trinity Broadcasting Network has emerged virtually unscathed.
Oct. 14, 1989
Television
The Federal Communications Commission, citing evidence that Trinity Broadcasting Network used a minority “front” to acquire television stations, on Tuesday ordered a hearing to decide whether to strip the Orange County-based religious network of its station in Miami.
April 14, 1993
California
Orange County-based Trinity Broadcasting Network has for decades been one of America’s largest religious broadcasters, beaming messages of faith and Christianity to a global audience.
June 6, 2017
Plans announced by Tustin-based Trinity Broadcasting Network to build a string of Christian television stations across South Africa may run afoul of U.S. economic sanctions, U.S. officials said this week.
April 7, 1989
Entertainment & Arts
Hollywood Bowl: A coin toss today will determine who will produce the annual sunrise event. Veteran organizers of the event are outraged by county’s decision.
Jan. 25, 2002
Evangelists Pat Robertson of Christian Broadcasting Network and Paul Crouch of Tustin-based Trinity Broadcasting Network agreed this week to air each other’s centerpiece shows.
May 16, 1987
Obituaries
Paul Crouch, founder of Trinity Broadcasting Network, dies at 79
Nov. 30, 2013
LOW POWER: Tustin-based Trinity Broadcasting Network, which operates KTBN-TV Channel 40, is one of the largest owners of low-power television stations in the nation (A1).
April 19, 1990
Departing from the conservative fiscal strategy that made it the world’s largest religious television programming service, Trinity Broadcasting Network has announced plans to create a 30-acre, $13-million gospel and country music entertainment complex outside Nashville.
June 9, 1994