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*[http://www.ourlifeinchrist.com/ Our Life in Christ] is a live radio show in Phoenix, Arizona which is doing effective work in the area of Orthodox apologetics to Protestants. (On a [http://www.salem.cc/aboutRadioNetwork.htm Salem Network], Protestant radio station, 1360 AM ([http://www.kpxq1360.com/ KPXQ])). They have begun the process of archiving programs onto the Internet. | *[http://www.ourlifeinchrist.com/ Our Life in Christ] is a live radio show in Phoenix, Arizona which is doing effective work in the area of Orthodox apologetics to Protestants. (On a [http://www.salem.cc/aboutRadioNetwork.htm Salem Network], Protestant radio station, 1360 AM ([http://www.kpxq1360.com/ KPXQ])). They have begun the process of archiving programs onto the Internet. | ||
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*[http://www.pernet.net/~acorn/ America's Christian Orthodox Radio Network] | *[http://www.pernet.net/~acorn/ America's Christian Orthodox Radio Network] | ||
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| + | *[http;//psalmcast.blogspot.com psalmcast] - A Presbyterian ministry which presents a musical rendition of a Psalm each day. Last time I tuned in it was Rsalm 33 sung in Slavonic by Russian Orthodox Monks. (Available through iTunes 4.9+.) | ||
==Print Media== | ==Print Media== | ||
Revision as of 00:31, July 12, 2005
Television
Radio and Podcasts
- Our Life in Christ is a live radio show in Phoenix, Arizona which is doing effective work in the area of Orthodox apologetics to Protestants. (On a Salem Network, Protestant radio station, 1360 AM (KPXQ)). They have begun the process of archiving programs onto the Internet.
- INBN.net - The Incarnation Broadcasting Network offers 24-hour Orthodox radio broadcasting on the internet.
- [http;//psalmcast.blogspot.com psalmcast] - A Presbyterian ministry which presents a musical rendition of a Psalm each day. Last time I tuned in it was Rsalm 33 sung in Slavonic by Russian Orthodox Monks. (Available through iTunes 4.9+.)
