A Romanian Christian organization that is media oriented with high Christian values promises to provide a wealth of value to its viewers in Romania and beyond. The Romanian Audiovisual Authority put the Alfa Omega TV channel on its list of must have programming channels in 2010 and it has since proven to be in the top twenty five most watched channels in all of Romania. With free coverage from satellite Alfa Omega TV can be viewed over North Africa, Europe, and also the Middle East. Inspirational viewing is often difficult to find, at least the type of inspiring shows that are family oriented and of high value when it comes to story ideas and concepts of religious worthiness. The ministry is well covered by programs designed to teach as well as entertain, making them easy to view and inviting to return to. Romania is truly in the forefront when it comes to making inspirational programming available to the Christian world.

Local channel 199 is Palm Coast Municipal Access. We offer a schedule including non commercial education and government programming on a twenty four hour seven days a week basis. Through PCMA local viewers in the Flagler County area can view what's happening in local government and see who and how their children are being educated. By promoting citizen involvement the community overall comes out the winner. PCMA is not a public access channel but rather a venue to direct government and educational information with a schedule that reflects local interests, emergency service operations, and general information regarding local government services. PCMA TV199 is the place to find complete coverage of your local government meetings as well as explanation as to how government functions for you. Many original locally produced and special interest programs are to be found as well as documentaries and magazine type programming. PSA's (Public Service Announcements) help keep the citizens informed about events and services which are government sponsored. Students with an interest in video production find PCMA the place for real time training and experience. After all, this is YOUR Public Access channel.

CBN Espanol is a Spanish language version of worldwide Christian Broadcasting Network established in 1961 by first televangelist Marion Gordon Robertson (aka Pat Robertson) who became famous for his book "New World Order" asserting that Jews, Freemasons and Illuminati are conspiring to achieve world domination. Besides this weird fact CBN represents quite balanced point of view on today's world order featuring well-thought programming aimed on wide range of audiences. And, of course, there are lots of popular programs which will be in interest for every human being independently of religious and cultural background. Among such the programs on CBN Espanol is the Club 700 Hoy targeted on Latin America and the United States audiences. Represented in a TV journal format this programs share love and respect of three generations of Spanish-speaking people at least. This half-hour program hosted by five CBN personalities Pat Robertson, Terry Meeuwsen, Gordon Robertson, Kristi Watts and Lee Webb. Now you can easily watch CBN CBN Espanol live via the Internet from every corner of the world.

TBN (or the Trinity Broadcasting Network) is one of the world's largest Christian broadcasters. Beside TBN Live itself, the Trinity Broadcasting Network features five Christian television channels TBN Enlace, JCTV, The Church Channel and Smile of a Child, all of them you can watch live on OnlineTVcast. TBN airs spiritual programming aimed on both Protestant and Catholic denominations and Messianic Jewish as well. Wide variety of religious programming and the world most recognized television network prove TBN's slogan "Worlds Largest Faith Channel". Its program's schedule filled with interesting talk shows, documentaries and preaching provided with closed captions: Unearthed Series, First to Know, The Joy of Music, Drive Thru History, Facing Life Head On, Joseph Prince Special: Destined to Reign, This Is Your Day with Benny Hinn, Paula White Today, Live From HolyLand, Enjoying Everyday Life, Changing Your World, John Hagee Today, Breakthrough, This Is Your Day with Benny Hinn, Believer's Voice of Victory, Manna From Heaven, Building A Difference, Doctor to Doctor, Behind the Scenes, It's Supernatural with Sid Roth, Life Today, Today with Marilyn & Sarah, The 700 Club, John Hagee Today, Praise the Lord, The Cross with Arthur Blessitt, Life at the Summit with Rick Godwin, Enjoying Everyday Life, Brian Houston @ Hillsong TV, ACLJ This Week, Dino and Full Flame with Reinhard Bonnke.

While WUWF, the television station representing the University of West Florida, does get a small amount of funding from state and federal grant money, the bulk of its financing is derived through multi-million dollar funding and with contributions from the local listeners and through funds provided from the University of West Florida. The late Dr. Thomas K Perry help found WUWF in 1981 with the intention of it becoming a way to promote and influence local arts while offering the entertainment value of things such as the Pensacola Jazz Festival, Pensacola Cultural Center, Pensacola Museum of Art, and Great Gulf Coast Arts Festival. Several historic theaters and museums have been renovated through the funds gathered in support of them, making WUWF responsible for bringing in those funds in large amounts. Look for some entertaining programming on WUWF. Up for some pilates? Check out Pilates core training or perhaps the classic arts showcase interests you. Maybe Watchtower productions or Alternate Focus: Universal Jurisdiction will spark your interest or imagination. There is something for everyone on WUWF at any time of day or night which can also be streamed via the internet.

KGOV is the local television station of Kern County featuring diverse government-related programming: Animal control, Kern County, Waste Management, Board of City of Bakersfield, To your health, Animal Adoption, BOS Agenda, 2010 State, Youth Panel, Permanency, Commission, INSIDE KERN, City Council of the County and Army Newswatch.