Media Resources

The Hope Channel is a Christian television network that seeks to bring everlasting hope to people around the world. We believe true inner peace and contentment is found in Jesus Christ. Our programming is designed to help people experience the abundant life that Jesus promised in John 10:10

Our programs communicate our core beliefs from the Holy Bible: · God is love and He has revealed Himself in His Son Jesus Christ. 1 John 4:16; John 14:9. · Jesus is the divine Son of God and is not a created being, but is the eternal God. John 1:1. · Jesus came to this earth to live a perfect life without sin and give His life on the cross to pay the penalty for our sin. Romans 5:6-10. · When Jesus comes into our lives He makes us new creatures. 2 Corinthians 5:17. He writes His law in our hearts and we seek to live in a way that honors God. Hebrews 8:10; John 14:15. · Bible prophecy reveals that the end of this world is imminent and Jesus will soon return. Revelation 22:12. · Our mission is to help people prepare to not only live for Jesus in this world, but to also be prepared for His soon return. Revelation 22:17.

Three Angels Broadcasting Network (3ABN) is a 24-hour Christian television and radio network, consisting of eight television channels and five radio channels in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, and French.

Known as the “Mending Broken People Network,” we produce programming that reaches people where they hurt, offering real answers from God’s Word, and spiritual nourishment to help them grow. Each hour of every day, our television and radio channels offer sound biblical preaching and teaching, as well as the best guidance on a wide range of health and family topics. In addition, we provide programs that especially target the needs of urban audiences, including Christian money management, parenting, and ex-offender rehabilitation. All this, plus uplifting music, live event coverage, and children’s programming, helps us in proclaiming the three angels’ messages of Revelation 14:6–12.

We broadcast our programs to every inhabited continent from our headquarters in southern Illinois through a network of eight satellites, hundreds of television and radio stations, over a thousand cable outlets, and increasingly, through Internet streaming and our mobile device apps.

We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit company, and are governed by a Board of Directors who work very hard behind the scenes to ensure we stay true to our mission. We are not owned or operated by any person or outside organization, and neither are we funded by any church or denomination, although many of our employees and volunteers are members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Our “down-home” approach, and the absence of large fundraising efforts or telethons, results in the appreciation and financial support for all of our networks from people of all cultures and backgrounds.

In a busy, confused, and often uncertain world, LifeTalk Radio brings you hope and stability through Christian music, Bible teaching and inspirational messages. You’ll enjoy our personable talk-show hosts, our programs about health and the family, and our inspiring music. We have something for the children, for people with inquiring minds, and for those who want to know God better. Surf our web site for Bible lessons, information, and many more good things. One of our listeners said of LifeTalk Radio: “It sets the focus for my mind and my day on positive and uplifting themes and music.” We hope this will be true for you.

We value your beliefs and opinions, and encourage you to join our live call-in programs or give us a call at any time, day or night. We appreciate your listening to us, and we want to listen to you. Enjoy life! We’re connecting people with Christ! -Steve Gallimore, President, LifeTalk Radio

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“The truth presented by the living preacher should be published in as compact a form as possible, and circulated widely. As far as practicable, let the important discourses given at our camp meetings be published in the newspapers. Thus the truth which was placed before a limited number may find access to many minds. And where the truth has been misrepresented, the people will have an opportunity of knowing just what the minister said.”

—Evangelism, 130.

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Elder Will Flatt

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