Ocean Baptism at Pirate’s Cove: 2,000 Commit to Christ

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Pastor Greg Laurie Returns to Iconic Site for a Record-Breaking Day of Faith and Transformation!


In a powerful demonstration of faith and community, Pastor Greg Laurie of Harvest Christian Fellowship led a mass baptism at Pirate’s Cove on Saturday. The event was marked by a profound sense of history and personal significance for Laurie.


“Where we did our baptism today has a lot of memories for me,” Laurie shared. “Not only was I baptized here myself, but it’s the place where I gave my first evangelistic message. It was like a ‘sneak-peek’ of what I would do later in my life. Check it out!”

Glory to God


The day’s highlights included the baptism of 2,000 individuals, each taking a step in their spiritual journey. “Baptism at Pirate’s Cove! What a great day! Glory to God,” Laurie exclaimed on X, reflecting the joy and spiritual renewal felt by those in attendance.

The event drew participants and spectators alike, all eager to witness the profound act of baptism in the same waters that played a pivotal role in Laurie’s own faith journey as highlighted in Jesus Revolution. Pirate’s Cove, with its rich history, once again became a sacred space for transformation and renewal.

On the Heels of Harvest Crusade


The mass baptism comes just a week after the wildly successful Harvest Crusade that took place July 20 at Angel Stadium with 50,000 people coming out in-person and 5,000 recorded salvations. Last summer, 4,500 people were baptized at Pirates Cove. Earlier this spring, thousands more were baptized at Baptize California at Huntington Beach. 

As the waves of the Pacific Ocean embraced each new believer, the collective sense of God’s Holy Spirit working in the lives of people was surreal. This baptism event not only honored the traditions of the past but also set a hopeful tone that God is not finished with California yet. 

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