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| | ==Stations (by callsign)== | | ==Stations (by callsign)== |
| − | All stations are [[owned and operated station|owned and operated]] by CTN unless specified. | + | All stations are owned and operated station|owned and operated by CTN unless specified. |
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| | ==Program services== | | ==Program services== |
| | CTN operates three channels: | | CTN operates three channels: |
| − | *The main CTN service focuses primarily on [[televangelism]] with some [[alternative medicine]] [[infomercial]]s. | + | *The main CTN service focuses primarily on Christian televangelism with some [[alternative medicine]] infomercials. |
| | *CTNi is also televangelism-based but with all programming in [[Spanish language|Spanish]]. | | *CTNi is also televangelism-based but with all programming in [[Spanish language|Spanish]]. |
| − | *CTN Lifestyle includes secular syndicated programming (such as ''[[Small Town Big Deal]]'', ''[[Paula Deen|Positively Paula]]'' and ''[[Ron Hazelton]]'s HouseCalls'') along with some Christian talk shows (''[[The 700 Club]]'', ''[[American Family Association|AFA]] Focal Point''), movies and Christian-themed entertainment programs. | + | *CTN Lifestyle includes secular syndicated programming (such as ''Small Town Big Deal'', ''Paula Deen's Positively Paula'' and ''Ron Hazelton's HouseCalls'') along with some Christian talk shows (''[[The 700 Club]]'', ''[[American Family Association|AFA]] Focal Point''), movies and Christian-themed entertainment programs. |
| − | One of the last interviews with president Donald Trump prior to his being elected president of the United States of America was with CTN Founder Bob D’Andrea in October 2016. In addition to the main CTN network, it also operates (CTNi), a Spanish-language Christian network; and LifeStyle Family TV. CTN provides unique, wholesome, award winning programming for the entire family, now reaching a potential audience of over 50 million viewers. Their International satellite CTNi has the potential to reach 500 million people. CTN owns and operates stations throughout the United States and Puerto Rico. | + | One of the last interviews with president [[Donald Trump]] prior to his being elected president of the United States of America was with CTN Founder Bob D’Andrea in October 2016. In addition to the main CTN network, it also operates (CTNi), a Spanish-language Christian network; and LifeStyle Family TV. CTN provides unique, wholesome, award winning programming for the entire family, now reaching a potential audience of over 50 million viewers. Their International satellite CTNi has the potential to reach 500 million people. CTN owns and operates stations throughout the United States and Puerto Rico. |
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| | | '''WHBR (TV)''' | | | '''WHBR (TV)''' |
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| − | | [[Pensacola]], [[Florida]]/[[Mobile, Alabama]] | + | | Pensacola, Florida/[[Mobile, Alabama]] |
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| | | '''WHTN''' | | | '''WHTN''' |
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| − | | [[Murfreesboro]]/[[Nashville]], [[Tennessee]] | + | | [[Nashville]]/[[Murfreesboro, Tennessee]]/, [[Tennessee]] |
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| | | '''WRXY''' | | | '''WRXY''' |
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| − | |Tice, Florida/[[Fort Myers]], [[Florida]] | + | |Tice/[[Fort Myers, Florida]] |
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| | | Melbourne/[[Orlando, Florida]] | | | Melbourne/[[Orlando, Florida]] |
| − | | Owned by CTN from 1996-1997, [[Local marketing agreement|LMA]]'d to Paxson Communications (now ION Media Networks); bought by Paxson outright in January 1998; now | + | | Owned by CTN from 1996-1997, Local marketing agreement to Paxson Communications (now ION Media Networks); bought by Paxson outright in January 1998; now |
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| | WOPX, an ION Television affiliate | | WOPX, an ION Television affiliate |
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| | *"Gospel Voice" with Derrick Williams is an energetic and inspiring music show featuring Vocalist, Pianist, & Songwriter Derrick Williams. Blessed with an unique expression of his own, Derrick's style, captivating performances and inspirational messages can be seen nationally every week across The Christian Television Network. | | *"Gospel Voice" with Derrick Williams is an energetic and inspiring music show featuring Vocalist, Pianist, & Songwriter Derrick Williams. Blessed with an unique expression of his own, Derrick's style, captivating performances and inspirational messages can be seen nationally every week across The Christian Television Network. |
| | *"Outreach connection" hosted by [[Debra Peppers]] is one of the longest running consecutive programs on WTJR, an affiliated Christian Television Network station, producing and airing more than 200 episodes as of February 2011. Dr. Debra Peppers provides tools for positive change in lives and the community with the bible. Featuring guests from the Christian ministry they represent.The TV program director is Donette Douglas.[https://prabook.com/web/debra.peppers/2381663]<br /> | | *"Outreach connection" hosted by [[Debra Peppers]] is one of the longest running consecutive programs on WTJR, an affiliated Christian Television Network station, producing and airing more than 200 episodes as of February 2011. Dr. Debra Peppers provides tools for positive change in lives and the community with the bible. Featuring guests from the Christian ministry they represent.The TV program director is Donette Douglas.[https://prabook.com/web/debra.peppers/2381663]<br /> |
| − | *"Revolution 618" a talk show that aired 2 back to back seasons on Christian Television went on to have success in syndication on multiple independent TV stations in the [[bible belt]] and on pureflix in re-runs. The husband and wife hosts Josh and Melissa Jamison expanded beyond their radio show and into television with everyday modern family experiences and testimonies fueled by the Bible itself. The TV program director is Bryan Kreutz.[http://www.wtjr.org/archives/1115] | + | *"Revolution 618" a talk show that aired 2 back to back seasons on Christian Television went on to have success in syndication on multiple independent TV stations in the [[Bible Belt]] and on [[Pure Flix]] in re-runs. The husband and wife hosts Josh and Melissa Jamison expanded beyond their radio show and into television with everyday modern family experiences and testimonies fueled by the Bible itself. The TV program director is [[Bryan Kreutz]].[http://www.wtjr.org/archives/1115] |
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| | ==External links== | | ==External links== |