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| − | '''Jan Crouch''' (born '''Janice Wendell Bethany''', 1937) is the co-founder, vice-president and director of programming of the [[Trinity Broadcasting Network]], or TBN, the largest [[Christian]] television network in the world. She is a preacher's daughter. She married her husband, [[Paul Crouch|Paul]], in 1958. | + | '''Jan Crouch''' (born '''Janice Wendell Bethany''', 1937) is the co-founder, vice-president and director of programming of the [[Trinity Broadcasting Network]], or TBN, the largest [[Christian]] television network in the world.{{fact}} She is a preacher's daughter. She married her husband, [[Paul Crouch|Paul]], in 1958. |
| − | Sister Jan is the founder of the Smile of a Child Network and has built a hospital in Haiti for the underprivileged. She regularly visits underprivileged countries and distributes free toys and school supplies to needy children. | + | Sister Jan is the founder of the Smile of a Child Network and has built a hospital in [[Haiti]] for the underprivileged. She regularly visits underprivileged countries and distributes free toys and school supplies to needy children. |
| − | In May 2003, TBN announced that Sister Jan had been inflicted with cancer. She was healed and went into remission by early 2004. | + | In May 2003, TBN announced that Sister Jan had been inflicted with [[cancer]]. She was healed and went into remission by early 2004. |
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Revision as of 15:55, March 5, 2008
Jan Crouch (born Janice Wendell Bethany, 1937) is the co-founder, vice-president and director of programming of the Trinity Broadcasting Network, or TBN, the largest Christian television network in the world.[Citation Needed] She is a preacher's daughter. She married her husband, Paul, in 1958.
Sister Jan is the founder of the Smile of a Child Network and has built a hospital in Haiti for the underprivileged. She regularly visits underprivileged countries and distributes free toys and school supplies to needy children.
In May 2003, TBN announced that Sister Jan had been inflicted with cancer. She was healed and went into remission by early 2004.