Category Archives: Denominational Broadcasting

Biography of It Is Written Television
6
Mar

It Is Written is a Seventh day Adventist television program that began in the 1950s, featuring evangelistic messages and prophetic themes. Hosted by various speakers over the years, it used film and later video to present visually engaging sermons.

Major works included series on prophecy, health, and Christian living, often filmed on location. The program demonstrated how denominational television could combine evangelism with distinctive doctrinal emphases.

Adventist television program known for visually rich evangelistic and prophetic presentations.

Biography of Seventh day Adventist Voice of Prophecy
24
Feb

Voice of Prophecy is a Seventh day Adventist radio ministry that began in the 1930s under H M S Richards. It combined preaching, Bible lessons, and music, emphasizing Adventist doctrines and prophetic interpretation.

Major works included Bible correspondence courses tied to broadcasts and musical quartets that became well known among listeners. The program helped establish Adventist presence in mass media and influenced other denominational efforts.

Seventh day Adventist radio ministry combining preaching, music, and Bible lessons.

Biography of The Lutheran Hour Speakers
9
Feb

The Lutheran Hour featured a series of speakers over the decades, including Walter A Maier and others, who represented Lutheran theology on radio. Their sermons combined clear gospel proclamation with confessional teaching, giving Lutherans a recognizable voice in mass media.

Major works included weekly sermons that were carefully crafted and widely distributed, shaping Lutheran identity and outreach. The consistency of message and denominational backing made the program a model for other church sponsored broadcasts.

Series of Lutheran preachers whose messages on The Lutheran Hour defined denominational radio outreach.