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As for the rest of your post on this subject I respect your attempt at sarcasm/satire lol.:toofunny |
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First NLYP I am not a member of the Sanheidron as you suppose :toofunny in fact I am not even a member of WPF yet. (the key operative word YET) I just feel that all assessments must be fair and balanced. As for your second question, the answer is without reservation NO. This has nothing to do with whether or not TV is innately evil, but has to do with much research that I have personally done on the effectiveness (or lack thereof) of TV advertising/broadcasting. We can all talk about local cable access, however, "most" of the local cable access "church" programing is not the image/spirit of Pentecost we want portrayed to the world. (And will unfortunately probably be what is seen the most.) The reality is that the mainstream denominations have already been down this path, and they for the most part have completely discontinued TV advertising, (think about the last time you saw an add for a local church....very rare indeed according to statistics) because it doesn't provide a reasonable return. (I know if one soul is won........but lets face it there have been many things that we have tried and ceased to do that won 1,2, or even 3 souls but we didn't feel that the effort, time, or money spent, exemplified wise stewardship.) A friend of mine had a TV broadcast on a national network that cost him $2000.00 per 30 minutes of airtime not including the production costs etc. about $3000.00 per week, I don't know many churches that can afford to spend that kind of money. There are too many other things that are much more effective. Incidentally, his broadcast after one year had not brought on person to his church, he also has a broadcast on the local TV station and has for 7-8 years with not one convert as a result. From his internet live streaming, however, he has had 40-50 new converts, and many more around the country/world. |
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and the sad part is that you can lose more thru the internet than TV. tv chats dont really seem to escalate into affairs. |
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Our former Pastor, before we moved here has been on tv for over a year and a half. He sits behind his desk and teaches search for truth for 30 minutes 3 times a week on our local cable station. He is a HIGH Holiness preacher. Our church went from 200 to 500 in less then 3 years. He changed NOTHING about him or what he preached....BUT used the best way possible to reach the masses. On the visitor card it says...did you find out about us through tv? 91% said yes. They have a 72% retention rate.....ALL THROUGH search for truth...but instead of 1 family at a time in a living room..its hundreds of households at a time. OH by the way thats at a cost of 150.00 per 30 minute spot. My funeral home is on a 30 sec spot 5 times per day....we are on cnn, fox news, lifetime and the discovery channel..... We paid 5500.00 to produce the spot and we pay 7.00 per day.....ie 210.00 per month.... in 2006 this funeral home did 32 funerals...Ive been here 6 months and have done 46....sooooo Cant argue the facts man...you just can do it. Kinda like the baptist saying the Holy Ghost isnt real, you cant argue with what Ive experienced. Here is the UPC webiste..... www.hopupc.org Its called the what and where of the Bible. Later. |
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