Seventh-day Adventist Satellite

Channels

The Seventh-day Adventist channels broadcasting on Galaxy 19 are listed below. Most of these channels publish a schedule online that is used by this site. Please see the web site for each channel for more information about the ministry. Some of the channels can also be watch online, those links are provided below.

ChannelWeb SiteOfficial ScheduleWatch OnlineSeriesSpeakersShowsListings
3ABNWeb SiteOfficial ScheduleWatch13288221584053
3ABN KidsWeb SiteOfficial ScheduleWatch314497336745
3ABN Proclaim!Web SiteOfficial ScheduleWatch3933216703233
Amazing DiscoveriesWeb SiteOfficial ScheduleWatch1671119717704
Amazing FactsWeb SiteOfficial ScheduleWatch80285772144
Dare to DreamWeb SiteOfficial ScheduleWatch5883617644855
HopeWeb SiteOfficial ScheduleWatch93139683968
Hope ChurchWeb SiteOfficial ScheduleWatch
Hope InternationalWeb SiteOfficial ScheduleWatch124139853985
LLBN His LightWeb SiteOfficial ScheduleWatch21916493759
LLBN His WordWeb SiteOfficial ScheduleWatch342237533403
Smart Lifestyle TVWeb SiteOfficial ScheduleWatch1712792276

Ways to Veiw These Channels

Several of the channels, including 3ABN, Amazing Discoveries, Hope, and Proclaim can be watched for free using a desktop program called TVU. TVU networks is a free service that works on Peer-2-peer technology. When you are watching a channel with the TVU player, you are streaming the channel in from another TVU user, and at the same time you are streaming the channel out to other TVU users to watch; so the more people who are watching, the better it works. This makes it very inexpensive for a channel to be broadcast, but there can be some delay in the broadcast, some interruptions in service, and the quality will probably not be as good as if you have a FTA satellite dish. Another thing to note is that this requires about 1.5mbps of download and upload bandwidth, so depending on your connection speed, you may notice that the internet isn't as fast, and TVU will continue to run unless you right-click on the icon in the bottom right corner of the desktop and close it. I hope that LLBN, Amazing Facts, and more of the other channels will start using TVU, or that a 3rd party will setup a channel and rebroadcast for them. The biggest hindrance for using TVU that it requires a computer running Windows (although there are apparently plans for a set-top-box that will connect to a TV).

There is a direct streaming service called MOiPTV that will work better for connecting to a TV. MOiPTV broadcasts all the channels, including 3ABN Russian and Fox News, and the quality is comparable to having a satellite dish I think. However, in order to use it, you have to buy a Set Top Box that costs $149 and pay a $25 monthly fee (which I think is overpriced). A much better option is the Roku set-top box. All of the channels, and other not on the satellite dish service, can be viewed for free or through the MoIPTV Roku app for $10 per month. IpTV definitely seems like the future that would make the message available to many more people. There are additional expense involved in broadcasting on the Internet, so please consider donating to these ministries to help them expand their broadcasting capabilities.

A satellite dish may still the best option, even if you have high-speed Internet service. Although there is the initial installation expense, there is no monthly expense and you have the most flexibility for connecting to your TV and recording programs. You can learn more about them on the Systems page.

Roku Channels

watch 3ABNwatch Amazing Discoverieswatch Amazing Factswatch Brightstar (LLBN)watch Hopewatch Little Light Studioswatch Maranathawatch Seventh-day Adventist TV