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Posted at 03:49 PM ET, 04/29/2012

Joel Osteen’s Night of Hope (live)

By Elizabeth Tenety

Pastor Joel Osteen of Lakewood Church, right, and his wife Victoria stand for the National Anthem prior to a Washington Nationals baseball game against the Houston Astros in Washington, Monday, April 16, 2012. (Ann Heisenfelt - AP) Texas minister Joel Osteen’s sold-out Night of Hope takes place Sunday at 4 p.m. at Nationals Park, after being delayed a day due to rain.

Unable to attend today’s rescheduled prayer event? Curious about what the mega-preacher teaches? Follow along with On Faith as we feature live tweets from the event. Watch live video of the Night of Hope on Osteen’s site here.

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By Elizabeth Tenety | 03:49 PM ET, 04/29/2012

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