Geo avatar
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Maybe this doesn't seem odd to locals or folks native to small towns. But as a transplant I find it interesting that the local NBC affiliate's Sunday morning lineup consists of The Living Word presented by the Springfield Community Church followed by Meet the Press and then a full mass (not sure who produces this).

I personally am unoffended by it especially since my understanding is that both represent paid programming. On a side note, I find the Springfield Church program very entertaining. But I digress.

I can't help but wonder. What would happen if a Muslim service pooled resources together and bought airtime and presented a prayer service? Would the station allow it and take their money? Would folks find it odd or be offended?

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Lynnie avatar
SoWal Insider
#77
Lot of churches cancelled here this morning. Good thing it's on TV squeezed in between all of the ridiculous political fodder.

Church for me today is music and fried chicken with smashed potatoes!
ShallowsNole avatar
Beach Fanatic
#78
I'm not a fan of church TV except for local services for that very reason. However, we do enjoy "Rejoice In The Lord" from Pensacola Christian College on Daystar at 7 p.m. on Sunday evenings. Phenominal young people, fantastic music, nondenominational and normally a very good message. They do have a little commercial that asks for donations but it is simply to be able to keep it on the air.
Sheila avatar
SoWal Insider
#79
Geo - I've always seen Church TV - anywhere I've lived, including Birmingham and other smaller cities. I don't care to watch them, but I have tuned in a time or two, or accidently, just for the entertainment/shock factor. Remember Ernest Angely? Tammy and Jim? oh my goodness - those were indeed bizarre shows. the lives and stories behind the scenes were even more bizarre.

Better than the funniest skits I ever saw on SNL. :funn:
Teresa avatar
SoWal Guide
#80
Geo - I've always seen Church TV - anywhere I've lived, including Birmingham and other smaller cities. I don't care to watch them, but I have tuned in a time or two, or accidently, just for the entertainment/shock factor. Remember Ernest Angely? Tammy and Jim? oh my goodness - those were indeed bizarre shows. the lives and stories behind the scenes were even more bizarre.

Better than the funniest skits I ever saw on SNL. :funn:
no doubt. perfect material just handed to SNL on a silver platter!
Teresa avatar
SoWal Guide
#82
:floor:Awesome. you just can't make that stuff up.

I really liked this from the story:
A wheelchair-bound man jumped up and dashed over to help. "I was an Army medic," he said. "Someone should call an ambulance."
LuciferSam avatar
Banned
#83
Lot of churches cancelled here this morning. Good thing it's on TV squeezed in between all of the ridiculous political fodder.

Church for me today is music and fried chicken with smashed potatoes!

Church's Chicken??

Lynnie avatar
SoWal Insider
#84
Church's Chicken??


:lol: Nope. Mary Mac's Tea Room! YUM! We beat the non Church goers. I need a nap~~~~~~
Matt J avatar
SWGB
#85
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lXfHU2hOi4"]YouTube- CA#9 Paul & Jan Crouch...Trash Broadcasting Network[/ame]

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