Hinn, Hagee, Parsley and Ashimolowo join GOD TV's Missions Week

|PIC1|GOD TV commences its Missions Week live next week.

The eight days of live broadcasts will be hosted by GOD TV founders Rory & Wendy Alec from 17 to 24 March.

The Missions Week is time for the GOD TV family as they are challenged to support global missions through media.

Benny Hinn, John Hagee, Rod Parsley and Matthew Ashimolowo are some of the leaders delivering messages during the week while GOD TV’s regional leaders will update viewers on the impact the network is making across the globe.

Missions Week will be broadcast live from GOD TV’s studios in Washington DC and Angel House in the North East of England, with satellite links to other parts of the world including Israel where it has its global transmission centre.

Viewers will also be updated on the progress of GOD TV’s new Greater China service as well as on its ‘One million+ Trees for Israel’ project. GOD TV is nearly halfway to reaching this target thanks to viewers and partners committing to cover the planting of almost 500,000 trees in this arid region so far.

Africa will also be a focus of this Missions Week as two of the live broadcasts will be filmed in Nairobi, Kenya where GOD TV has just opened a new regional office to serve its growing viewership. GOD TV already has three terrestrial transmitters in this East African nation as well as a strong charitable presence, having drilled many water wells to bring life-giving, clean water to desperate communities. A highlight of the Missions Week broadcasts from Kenya will be the world-famous Watoto children’s choir.

“Missions Week is a time when the global GOD TV family comes together to extend the Kingdom of God to the nations - a time when millions are seeking God so that millions more will come to know Him,” said GOD TV director of television, Wendy Alec.

“And so we encourage viewers from all across the UK and the world to connect with us as we reach out to transform lives. Join us as we believe for salvation for the lost and expect miracles of healing, deliverance and divine provision.”

With the theme ‘Blessed in a time of crisis’, this Missions Week aims to be a great encouragement in the face of the current economic meltdown.

“The world is hurting, and it is only the body of Christ who can offer any real hope,” said GOD TV CEO, Rory Alec. “God has called us all as believers for this time and season and He has blessed and equipped us for His plans and purposes! And His plan is a plan to bring hope to the hopeless. Financial crisis around the world means an unprecedented opportunity for media evangelism!”

The live Missions Week broadcasts commence on the GOD Channel UK and GOD EUROPE at 1900 GMT daily, repeated in prime time viewing and can be seen on channel 580 of SKY, channel 270 of Virgin TV or viewed online at www.god.tv/stream

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