religious media

The crisis attracted the attention of international secular and religious media.

These are promoted at churches and via religious media.

For their lyrics and style the band garnered the scorn of some national religious media.

Unconditional received positive reviews from film critics, especially from the religious media.

Coates is an author and a broadcaster, in both secular and religious media.

EWTN is the largest religious media network in the world.

The law allows the publication of religious media and the distribution of religious literature.

Although the Government does not place restrictions on religious publishing or other religious media, such publications are subject to libel law.

Actually, the springboard for the prolific and multitalented Mr. Wills has never been the religious media or even the world of religious thought.

Its conveyance of meaning is complicated, especially in religious media, but its aesthetic value may have a holistic and emotional dimension which adds a special quality.

His conversion went live on religious media, attracting lots of attention from Christians, Muslims and even members of New Age movements.

Both religious media and mainstream newspaper editorials (most notably the National Post) have raised concerns about appointing the activists to revise the curricula.

Religious media expert Phil Cooke has written that faith branding handles the question of how to express faith in a media-dominated culture.

An Austrian organisation for the promotion of the religious media in central and eastern Europe has provided the information service with the technical assistance necessary in starting the agency.

Kelly-Lynn was a special musical guest on EWTN, the largest religious media outlet in the world, for their popular series called "Backstage".

The album, which combined live recordings with hotel tapes and studio stopovers, included discussion of the Hindu religion, early Christian martyrdom in Rome, and religious media.

By the 1990s Trinity had become the leading 'watchdog' of religious media, conducting investigations and providing information used to expose fraud and abuses committed in the name of God."

For decades, Trinity Foundation has been the leading "watchdog" of religious media, uncovering fraud and abuses by televangelists and other prosperity gospel ministries and working with major news organizations around the world.

It distributes religious news in English electronically on a daily basis to the public, and to national, international and religious media, church leaders and organisations, and also produces special edition print versions of its newspaper.

The Louisville Chorus has filmed concerts for international broadcast on EWTN, the largest religious media network in the world and has recorded music for Hollywood in the making of movies.

Laube's writing was published in a variety of secular and religious media, including The New York Times, Commonweal Magazine, Signs, and Queen of All Hearts Magazine.

Liaugminas has been active in the religious media, with contributions to the publications National Catholic Register, Crisis, Adoremus Bulletin, and Voices (the publication of Women for Faith & Family).

He is the current holder of the Andrew Cross Award as "Religious Broadcaster of the Year (local and regional)", one of the premier awards for the religious media in the United Kingdom.

He has been criticized for raising obscene amounts of money through his religious media projects, and scrutiny of these projects has discovered that the funds he raises for charity are scantily spent on the purposes for which they are raised.

National interfaith ministries in the building include Religion Communicators Council, Odyssey Networks (a religious media distribution agency of the National Interfaith Cable Coalition), and the Interfaith Center for Corporate Responsibility.