2005 Southern California Harvest: Podcast #2

The second of a series of very special podcasts that led up to and included the Southern California Harvest Crusade on July 15-17 at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, CA. (For more details on the crusade click on the show title above or visit harvestcrusades.org.) In this podcast Craig Patchett, founder of The GodCast Network, introduces you to the music and background of each of the eight musical guests who performed at the Crusade. If your idea of Christian music involves organs, polyester, or campfires, prepare to be very pleasantly surprised! Check it out.

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