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Synopsis: Christian radio stations are relatively common in "Christian countries", especially the United States. They often play a wide range of Contemporary Christian Music and sermons.
Contents
Related topics
- Christian radio stations index
- Web Directory: Christian Radio
- Christian radio shows index
- Miscellaneous: Boyer Lectures
Comments, Personal Articles, Studies and Sermons
Christian radio (discussion) (For short comments and opinions)
Main article
Christian radio stations are relatively common in "Christian countries", especially the United States. They often play a wide range of Contemporary Christian Music and sermons.
Mainstream secular radio often also talk about Christian themes. In 2005, the famous Boyer Lectures on ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) were presented by Peter Jensen, a well known evangelical Anglican spoke on the topic of Jesus.
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Web Radio
- Christianaradio.com - 2025 Christian radio stations, and 1150 Christian radio station web site links
- 76+ Christian Radio Stations
- Dozens of online Christian radio stations, all genres
- Oneplace.com - Online Ministries/Radio Programs
Programs
