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Televangelism Resources We will be developing three broad classes of material:
An Invitation to Help. This page is a companion to the Religious Movements Page which is now approaching maturity and a Religious Freedom Page which is also in its early stages of development. I teach a course in religious movements every semester and my students have contributed very significantly to the development of the Religious Movements Page. Since I don't teach any courses on religious broadcasting, I am hoping that readers of the Religious Broadcasting Page will help me with the development of this page by: (1) calling my attention to resources that are already on the Internet, (2) identify published and unpublished materials that should be candidates for a comprehensive page, and (3) volunteer to contribute to the development of the page by writing materials that are appropriate to the structure and tone of the page. I'll be posting more about the latter a little later. From time to time, I'll also post requests for specific information. For example, the first posting (coming soon) will be a request for web-based information about televangelists available on sites other than their own home pages. I have run across a lot of material over the past three years, but most of these sites don't pop to the top of a search list. Unfortunately, I've not kept a good list of bookmarks. If you would like to know a little bit more about me, you can access a brief biographical sketch. I wrote a book in 1981 with Chuck Swann entitled Prime Time Preachers: The Rising Power of Televangelism that is now available on this site. Over the next several months, I will hopefully be able to post all of my writings on religious broadcasting.
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