Trinity Broadcasting Network - Revision history

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Quidam65 at 01:50, June 1, 2019

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Quidam65: delete category, of which the remaining one is now a subcategory

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delete category, of which the remaining one is now a subcategory

1990'sguy: /* External links */ Relevant category.

2018-09-14T02:48:45Z

External links: Relevant category.

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-'''Trinity Broadcasting Network''' is the largest Christian television network. TBN was founded in 1973 by [[Jim Bakker|James Bakker]] and [[Tammy Faye Bakker]] with  [[Paul Crouch]] and [[Jan Crouch]]. TBN is carried in over 70 countries.
+'''Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN)''' is the largest Christian television network. TBN was founded in 1973 by [[Jim Bakker|James Bakker]] and [[Tammy Faye Bakker]] with  [[Paul Crouch]] and [[Jan Crouch]]. TBN is carried in over 70 countries.
 TBN's network and flagship station were previously in the Orange County suburb of [[Tustin, California]]; however, in 2023 the network relocated the majority of its operations to [[Fort Worth]], [[Texas]].  It also owns numerous studios and stations: outside of Tustin it operates a major studio [[Hendersonville, Tennessee]] (outside [[Nashville]], which was the former home of country music superstar [[Conway Twitty]] and was purchased from his estate).
-TBN features 24-hours of evangelical Christian programming in addition to five speciality networks:  [[Hillsong Channel]] (formerly the Church Channel, operated in partnership with the Australian-based [[Hillsong]] Church), [[JUCE TV]], [[Enlace]] (a Spanish-language channel), [[TBN Salsa]] (an English-language channel tailored for Hispanic viewers), and children's channel [[Smile (TV network)|Smile]] (formerly Smile of a Child).
+TBN features 24-hours of evangelical Christian programming in addition to five specialty networks:  [[Hillsong Channel]] (formerly the Church Channel, operated in partnership with the Australian-based [[Hillsong]] Church), [[JUCE TV]], [[Enlace]] (a Spanish-language channel), [[TBN Salsa]] (an English-language channel tailored for Hispanic viewers), and children's channel [[Smile (TV network)|Smile]] (formerly Smile of a Child).
 TBN carries Christian programming from various conservative-leaning preachers, though the majority of it leans toward [[Pentecostal]] and [[charismatic]] teachers.  It has been frequently criticized for its Word Faith teaching; a common pejorative is to refer to TBN as "The Blasphemy Network".

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 '''Trinity Broadcasting Network''' is the largest Christian television network. TBN was founded in 1973 by [[Jim Bakker|James Bakker]] and [[Tammy Faye Bakker]] with  [[Paul Crouch]] and [[Jan Crouch]]. TBN is carried in over 70 countries.
-TBN's network and flagship station are in the Orange County suburb of [[Tustin, California]].  It also owns numerous studios and stations: outside of Tustin its major studios are in [[Irving, Texas]] (the DFW suburb) and [[Hendersonville, Tennessee]] (outside [[Nashville]], the studio was the former home of country music superstar Conway Twitty and was purchased from his estate).
+TBN's network and flagship station were previously in the Orange County suburb of [[Tustin, California]]; however, in 2023 the network relocated the majority of its operations to [[Fort Worth]], [[Texas]].  It also owns numerous studios and stations: outside of Tustin it operates a major studio [[Hendersonville, Tennessee]] (outside [[Nashville]], which was the former home of country music superstar [[Conway Twitty]] and was purchased from his estate).
 TBN features 24-hours of evangelical Christian programming in addition to five speciality networks:  [[Hillsong Channel]] (formerly the Church Channel, operated in partnership with the Australian-based [[Hillsong]] Church), [[JUCE TV]], [[Enlace]] (a Spanish-language channel), [[TBN Salsa]] (an English-language channel tailored for Hispanic viewers), and children's channel [[Smile (TV network)|Smile]] (formerly Smile of a Child).

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−	'''Trinity Broadcasting Network''' is a the largest Christian television network. TBN was founded in 1973 by [[Jim Bakker\|James Bakker]] and [[Tammy Faye Bakker]] with [[Paul Crouch]] and [[Jan Crouch]]. TBN is carried in over 70 countries.	+	'''Trinity Broadcasting Network''' is the largest Christian television network. TBN was founded in 1973 by [[Jim Bakker\|James Bakker]] and [[Tammy Faye Bakker]] with [[Paul Crouch]] and [[Jan Crouch]]. TBN is carried in over 70 countries.

	TBN's network and flagship station are in the Orange County suburb of [[Tustin, California]]. It also owns numerous studios and stations: outside of Tustin its major studios are in [[Irving, Texas]] (the DFW suburb) and [[Hendersonville, Tennessee]] (outside [[Nashville]], the studio was the former home of country music superstar Conway Twitty and was purchased from his estate).		TBN's network and flagship station are in the Orange County suburb of [[Tustin, California]]. It also owns numerous studios and stations: outside of Tustin its major studios are in [[Irving, Texas]] (the DFW suburb) and [[Hendersonville, Tennessee]] (outside [[Nashville]], the studio was the former home of country music superstar Conway Twitty and was purchased from his estate).

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−	'''Trinity Broadcasting Network''' is a the largest Christian television network. ~~Currently headquartered in [[Costa Mesa, California]],~~ TBN was founded in 1973 by [[Jim Bakker\|James Bakker]] and [[Tammy Faye Bakker]] with [[Paul Crouch]] and [[Jan Crouch]]. TBN is carried in over 70 countries.	+	'''Trinity Broadcasting Network''' is a the largest Christian television network. TBN was founded in 1973 by [[Jim Bakker\|James Bakker]] and [[Tammy Faye Bakker]] with [[Paul Crouch]] and [[Jan Crouch]]. TBN is carried in over 70 countries.
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		+	TBN's network and flagship station are in the Orange County suburb of [[Tustin, California]]. It also owns numerous studios and stations: outside of Tustin its major studios are in [[Irving, Texas]] (the DFW suburb) and [[Hendersonville, Tennessee]] (outside [[Nashville]], the studio was the former home of country music superstar Conway Twitty and was purchased from his estate).

	TBN features 24-hours of evangelical Christian programming in addition to five speciality networks: [[Hillsong Channel]] (formerly the Church Channel, operated in partnership with the Australian-based [[Hillsong]] Church), [[JUCE TV]], [[Enlace]] (a Spanish-language channel), [[TBN Salsa]] (an English-language channel tailored for Hispanic viewers), and children's channel [[Smile (TV network)\|Smile]] (formerly Smile of a Child).		TBN features 24-hours of evangelical Christian programming in addition to five speciality networks: [[Hillsong Channel]] (formerly the Church Channel, operated in partnership with the Australian-based [[Hillsong]] Church), [[JUCE TV]], [[Enlace]] (a Spanish-language channel), [[TBN Salsa]] (an English-language channel tailored for Hispanic viewers), and children's channel [[Smile (TV network)\|Smile]] (formerly Smile of a Child).

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 TBN features 24-hours of evangelical Christian programming in addition to five speciality networks:  [[Hillsong Channel]] (formerly the Church Channel, operated in partnership with the Australian-based [[Hillsong]] Church), [[JUCE TV]], [[Enlace]] (a Spanish-language channel), [[TBN Salsa]] (an English-language channel tailored for Hispanic viewers), and children's channel [[Smile (TV network)|Smile]] (formerly Smile of a Child).
-TBN carries Christian programming from various conservative-leaning denominations, though the majority of it leans toward Pentecostal and charismatic teachers.  It has been frequently criticized for its Word Faith teaching; a common pejorative is to refer to TBN as "The Blasphemy Network".
+TBN carries Christian programming from various conservative-leaning preachers, though the majority of it leans toward [[Pentecostal]] and [[charismatic]] teachers.  It has been frequently criticized for its Word Faith teaching; a common pejorative is to refer to TBN as "The Blasphemy Network".
 ==External links==

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	[[Category:Religious Broadcasting]]		[[Category:Religious Broadcasting]]
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	*[http://www.tbn.org/index.php/3/18.html TBN website]		*[http://www.tbn.org/index.php/3/18.html TBN website]

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 *[http://www.tbn.org/index.php/3/18.html TBN website]
-[[Category:Christian Literature, Art, and Media]]
+[[Category:Christian Media]]
 [[Category:Conservative Media]]