religious radio stations

Religious radio stations do their part, but their air time is limited.

It is broadcast on religious radio stations and played at religious events.

White Catholics are the least likely among Christian groups to watch religious television or listen to religious radio stations.

Praise FM is a branding associated with the following religious radio stations:

As if it were a soccer game, the four-hour exorcism was broadcast live, with commentary, on the pirate religious radio stations.

Some doctors advertise their ideology in the Christian Yellow Pages or on religious radio stations, while others trust that the community grapevine will bring them like-minded patients.

Nearly 1,400 religious radio stations in the United States play Christian music, according to a spokeswoman for the National Religious Broadcasters, Audrey Langdon.

A growing number of religious radio stations air daily or weekly programs usually geared to younger audiences, such as Adventures in Odyssey (1,700+ syndicated stations), or Unshackled!

KSTL is one of 12 religious radio stations licensed to St. Louis and its metro area, according to the St. Louis Journalism review study in March 2000.

Through his La Nuevo Cristiana ministry, Bernal currently owns and operates more than a dozen Spanish Language religious radio stations located in Texas carrying a satellite-fed programming schedule.

The result has been a rise in enrollment in psychology courses at evangelical seminaries, the establishment of chains of psychological clinics catering to a conservative Christian clientele and the discussion of topics related to therapy on religious radio stations.

In the USA religious radio stations are exempt from certain rules requiring radio stations to have some local operations, which allows them to have massive networks of translators covering far larger areas than a radio station would otherwise be allowed.