The Christian Broadcasting Network
CBN is a global ministry committed to preparing the nations of the world for the coming of Jesus Christ through mass media. Using television and the Internet, CBN is proclaiming the Good News in 149 countries and territories, with programs and content in 67 languages.
If you have an immediate prayer need, please call our 24-hour prayer line at 800-700-7000. CBN's ministry is made possible by the support of our CBN Partners.
Christian TV & Video Outreach
CBN’s 700 Club program has been on the air for more than 60 years, sharing inspiring stories and insightful news analysis and welcoming compelling guests, including insights from Christian leaders. With the help of our partners, CBN is also sharing the Gospel in 165 countries and territories, in 86 languages and dialects including Club 700 Hoy, a program for Hispanics in America.1
The Need
- The mission of CBN is to prepare the world for the coming of Christ. This involves taking the Gospel to all nations.
- According to the Alliance of the Unreached, one third of the world’s population has no access to the Gospel.
- According to Wycliff Bible translators 220 million people, speaking 1,892 languages, still need translation work so they can have the Bible in the language they understand.
- According to The Joshua Project, the four largest Least-Reached people groups are the Shaikh of Bangladesh, Japanese of Japan, the Shaikh of India, and Turks living in Turkey.
Watch Stories of Lives Changed by Christian TV and Video
What We Have Accomplished Together
According to findings from the 2022 Brown and Fraser1 survey of CBN International's recurring programming throughout the world:
- CBN shares the Gospel in 45 languages and dialects to 165 countries and territories.1
- Ek Nayee Zindagi is celebrating 17 years of broadcast in India. A 45-minute livestream on the CBN India YouTube channel marked the occasion with viewers invited to tune in. The program is broadcast on three TV channels in Hindi and Tamil and launched in Telugu in October.
- The Senegal government recognized CBN Senegal by granting us the "Accord de Siege". This recognition gives CBN a favored status among non-profit organizations and exempts us from many local taxes including taxes on importation of equipment and vehicles.
- CBN Thailand has launched a live weekly show, The Way, aimed at engaging 25-45 year olds in the workplace. The show introduces Christian values using both sitcom styles and short videos based on true stories.
- Ivory Coast’s government TV network RTI resumed broadcasting Le Club 700, CBN’s flagship French-language ministry program, for the first time since 2011.
With your generosity, these programs bring hope and relief to those in need, as an expression of God's unfailing love.
Be Part of the Answer
CBN is accredited by The Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA), a financial standards advocacy group that accredits organizations that comply with its strict financial standards.