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Christian broadcasting, according to the author, began in an Episcopal church, the most unlikely place of all.
And the people who seemed to have put it "out there" for all to taste was the Crawford family, who today owns a string of important radio stations througout the country.
I thought Mr. Ward did a swell job of collecting and presenting the information on the founding and growth of Christian broadcasting.
And the people who seemed to have put it "out there" for all to taste was the Crawford family, who today owns a string of important radio stations througout the country.
I thought Mr. Ward did a swell job of collecting and presenting the information on the founding and growth of Christian broadcasting.
