Christian Broadcasting Council
The Christian Broadcasting Council is a Christian organisation which encourages the proclamation of the gospel through the electronic media.
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KNLS is owned and operated by World Christian Broadcasting, a non-proft organization whose purpose is to help make it possible to teach God's Word each day
CBA
Christian Broadcasting Association | P +64 9 525 2730 | F +64 9 525 5445 | E info@cba.org.nz | PO Box 100, Auckland, New Zealand.
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Christian Broadcasting Network. Type, Religious broadcasting. Country, United States of America. Availability, seen internationally; some shows carried by
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Prime Time Christian Broadcasting submits to the FCC on a quarterly basis Children's Television Programming Reports. These reports are kept with the public
Vietnamese Christian Broadcast
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CBN India :: Bringing solutions to your daily struggles
Covers CBN's activities in all of Southern Asia.
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LeSea Broadcasting Network - http://www.lesea.com/ Lester Sumrall's Christian television and radio network. Rhema - http://www.rhema.org/
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TBN - Trinity Broadcasting Network
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Christian Broadcasting Network kicked out by Muslim group
"We have long barred the Christian Broadcasting Network from our news conferences because of their long, long history of vicious, anti-muslim bigotry. And we have no motivation to promote that kind of intolerance, and we have no
Video: CAIR boots Christian Broadcasting Network from press conference
No surprise here. According to CBN reporter (and Vent contributor) Erick Stakelbeck, it’s the third time in as many years that they’ve done so. This got my attention, though:. For the record, Washington Times reporter Audrey Hudson was
Christy Hardin Smith Takes On Karl Rove
even televangelists (James Dobson's Focus on the Family, Pat Robertson's Christian Broadcasting Network, and Jerry Falwell's small empire). Karl Rove got this idea from Mark Hanna, who built a similar coalition for President William
Viacom’s slipstream
It won’t be a billion dollar lawsuit though, for a company of Google’s dimension the Austrian Broadcasting wouldn’t be more than a tiny breakfast I guess, but there are some other points I don’t get about it:
Christian Broadcasting Network: Burma may move to abolish
Christian Solidarity Worldwide reports that an internal government document lays the foundation for eradicating the faith, including arresting anyone caught evangelizing. This kind of persecution has been going for years in Burma,
KQED: Arts & Culture: Nest of Vipers: Secret Cinema: Tales of
A loving tribute to off-the-radar films, as well as a journey into the faded balconies of single screen movie theaters. Guests include film writer Jack Stevenson, film programmer Jesse Ficks and filmmaker Christian Bruno.
Is the NDP sending donations overseas?
Their clients include companies like BMW, Microsoft and United Christian Broadcasting. But, particularly with the NDP looking for tax-receiptable donations with these e-mails and presumably paying for the campaign with donations as well
CAIR Give CBN the Boot
They called a press conference and CBN, Christian Broadcasting Network, sent a reporter to cover it and ask questions during the Q&A section of the conference, but CAIR would not allow CBN in. They gave them the boot,
Manmin TV presents ‘Christian broadcasting with IPTV technology
Manmin TV is opening a new chapter of Christian broadcasting with IPTV technology
A journalistic shame.
A reporter for The Washington Times and a cameraman for the Christian Broadcasting Network were barred and told that the press conference was a “private event.” Ibrahim Hooper, CAIR’s communications director, told reporters later: “I
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