Trinity Broadcasting Network has a rousing set of programs on its "Praise The Lord" series, aired during the seven to nine p.m. prime time. For children, there are programs with puppets and live people, which are as good for prayer and meditation as they are for laughter. "This Week On TBN" has a lively focus on the travels and decisions of Mr. Matthew Crouch and his leadership team at TBN. That depicts the local, national, and international decisions made by TBN.
"The American Religious Town Hall", aired on Sunday mornings before noon, is most refreshing. It features one Nazarene minister, one Episcopalian priest, one Catholic priest, and one rabbi. The group discusses common problems that interfere with American society and communication. One such topic was the differing views about cremation. Another topic was the differing views about marrying outside of one's faith.
Trinity Broadcasting Network is part of the Evangelical Council Of Financial Accountability, which provides a set of excellent standards for sound bookkeeping and fundraising. Trinity Broadcasting Network does not always answer its prayer line within five minutes of a call. However, there is an option to leave a message, rather than to remain waiting. The vigorous emphasis of the Telethons may suggest that people who are watching may contribute a large amount of money, but any contribution is acknowledged promptly, and handled with respect.
