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[http://www.salemwebnetwork.com Salem Web Network]

[http://www.salemwebnetwork.com Salem Web Network]

represents the largest faith-based audiences on the Internet and is headquartered in [[Richmond, Virginia|Richmond, Virginia]] with offices in [[Dallas|Dallas]]  and [[Nashville|Nashville]]. Salem Web Network is owned and operated by [http://www.salem.cc Salem Communications Salem Corp.]and the goal of the Web Network is to "replicate Salem's leadership position in radio in the digital world". According to Nielsen Net Ratings, Salem Web Network has more pages viewed by than all other web sites combined in the niche. The Network claims over 100 million page views per month and over 3 million e-mail subscribers.<ref>[http://www.salem.cc/ResourceGuide.pdf Salem Resource Guide]</ref>  

represents the largest faith-based audiences on the Internet and is headquartered in [[Richmond, Virginia|Richmond, Virginia]] with offices in [[Dallas|Dallas]]  and [[Nashville|Nashville]]. Salem Web Network is owned and operated by [http://www.salem.cc Salem Communications Salem Corp.]and the goal of the Web Network is to "replicate Salem's leadership position in radio in the digital world". According to Nielsen Net Ratings, Salem Web Network has more pages viewed by than all other web sites combined in the niche. The Network claims over 100 million page views per month and over 3 million e-mail subscribers.<ref>[http://www.salem.cc/ResourceGuide.pdf Salem Resource Guide]</ref>  

===[http://www.chistianity.com Christianity.com]===

===[http://www.chistianity.com Christianity.com]===

The 2005 acquisition of ''Christianity.com'' was another important, strategic step for the Salem Web Network. [[Christianity|Christianity]] provides additional content of interest to our audience, as well as a premier Web address. With links to the most trafficked Christian content on the Web, plus fun and informative Bible trivia, devotionals and more, Christianity.com is quickly becoming the home page of Christianity. The mission of Christianity.com is to "bring glory to God in all that we do, equip people to grow in their faith and practical application of it in their lives, enhancing fellowship, communication and relationship-building within the Christian community, encouraging and enabling personal involvement in the care of those who are spiritually, emotionally, physically or financially poor"<ref>[http://www.salemwebnetwork.com Salem Web Network]</ref>

The 2005 acquisition of [[Christianity.com| Christianity.com]] was another important, strategic step for the Salem Web Network. [[Christianity|Christianity]] provides additional content of interest to our audience, as well as a premier Web address. With links to the most trafficked Christian content on the Web, plus fun and informative Bible trivia, devotionals and more, Christianity.com is quickly becoming the home page of Christianity. The mission of Christianity.com is to "bring glory to God in all that we do, equip people to grow in their faith and practical application of it in their lives, enhancing fellowship, communication and relationship-building within the Christian community, encouraging and enabling personal involvement in the care of those who are spiritually, emotionally, physically or financially poor"<ref>[http://www.salemwebnetwork.com Salem Web Network]</ref>

''Christianity.com'' keeps a sound, theological tone by publishing content from today's top ministry leaders including [[J. Vernon McGee|J. Vernon McGee]], Adrian Rogers, John F. MacArthur, [[Hank Hanegraaff|Hank Hanegraaff]], Greg Laurie, Max Lucado, Charles Stanley (evangelist), [[Charles Spurgeon|Charles Spurgeon]], and more.<ref>[http://www.salemwebnetwork.com Salem Web Network]</ref>

[[Christianity.com| Christianity.com]] keeps a sound, theological tone by publishing content from today's top ministry leaders including [[J. Vernon McGee|J. Vernon McGee]], Adrian Rogers, John F. MacArthur, [[Hank Hanegraaff|Hank Hanegraaff]], Greg Laurie, Max Lucado, Charles Stanley (evangelist), [[Charles Spurgeon|Charles Spurgeon]], and more.<ref>[http://www.salemwebnetwork.com Salem Web Network]</ref>

The new [http://bible.christianity.com Bible Study Tools] on Christianity.com includes over 30 Bible translations, popular commentaries, concordances, dictionaries, lexicons, apocrypha's, devotionals from reputable pastors, speakers, and authors. The program allows users to highlight and underline verses, create Bible reading plans, and take and save notes in the online "margins".

The new [http://bible.christianity.com Bible Study Tools] on Christianity.com includes over 30 Bible translations, popular commentaries, concordances, dictionaries, lexicons, apocrypha's, devotionals from reputable pastors, speakers, and authors. The program allows users to highlight and underline verses, create Bible reading plans, and take and save notes in the online "margins".

===[http://www.oneplace.com OnePlace.com]===

===[http://www.oneplace.com OnePlace.com]===

''OnePlace.com'' offers access to the ministry and teaching of more than 200 premium speakers, pastors and Bible experts in the nation, including Chuck Swindoll, David Jeremiah, Kay Arthur, [[Hank Hanegraaff|Hank Hanegraaff]] and Greg Laurie. The site aims to equip Christians with effective tools for life and relationships grounded in faith principles through audio programming and podcast, Bible study tools, and one of the largest collections of daily devotionals online. Launched in 1998, it is one of the most trafficked Christian destinations on the Web, with 13 million page views and 1.3 million unique users per month.<ref>[http://www.lightsource.com/ministries Lightsource Ministry Page]</ref>

[[OnePlace.com| OnePlace.com]] offers access to the ministry and teaching of more than 200 premium speakers, pastors and Bible experts in the nation, including Chuck Swindoll, David Jeremiah, Kay Arthur, [[Hank Hanegraaff|Hank Hanegraaff]] and Greg Laurie. The site aims to equip Christians with effective tools for life and relationships grounded in faith principles through audio programming and podcast, Bible study tools, and one of the largest collections of daily devotionals online. Launched in 1998, it is one of the most trafficked Christian destinations on the Web, with 13 million page views and 1.3 million unique users per month.<ref>[http://www.lightsource.com/ministries Lightsource Ministry Page]</ref>

OnePlace.com received the 2007 National Religious Broadcasters Media Award for Internet-Best [[Broadcasting|Broadcasting]] Website.

OnePlace.com received the 2007 National Religious Broadcasters Media Award for Internet-Best [[Broadcasting|Broadcasting]] Website.