The gospel is reaching beyond government censorship...
Did you know almost every house in Arab countries has a satellite dish, even in remote villages? It is extremely hard for governments to block satellite channels, so Muslims have unlimited access to our free satellite channel without the danger of censorship like the internet.
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Glory TV has been broadcasting the gospel 24/7 ever since its launch in 2017, reaching 465 million Arab Muslims who live under the darkness of Islam.
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Every program is specifically produced for the young Muslims under the age of 30 who make up over 60% of the Muslim population! Series are written to help Muslims critically think about their beliefs and introduce them to Jesus and biblical teachings they’ve never dared to consider before.
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“A few months ago I started watching your channel on satellite. I learned that Jesus Christ is the light in the middle of darkness. Today I am declaring that I have accepted Christ in my life as my Savior.”​​
Mohamed in Saudi Arabia
“Through your women’s programs, I learned that I am equal to men in God’s eyes through Jesus Christ. Thank you for helping me know Jesus Christ who is now my Lord and Savior. I will make sure my kids know Him too!”
Fatima in Syria
When a Muslim viewer of Glory TV is watching the programs, there is a chat number scrolling on the bottom of the screen. They can call, chat, or text a biblically trained team of Christian evangelists who can answer their questions and share the gospel with them.
The contact center is available 17 hours a day, 7 days a week, so Muslims can safely seek Christ when family members are asleep or at work. The contact center team walks alongside Muslims as they read the Bible for the first time, ask questions, and wrestle with the decision to surrender their life to Christ.​​
How can a Muslim find support on their journey to know Christ?
Testimonies from Glory TV
Hamila and Waleed
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Hamila lived a life expected of a Muslim woman in Yemen, but she didn’t find any meaning in living up to Islamic standards. She heard about Jesus Christ from the most unlikely source, old western television series and movies. Hamila searched for information about Christ in Arabic, finding Glory TV on social media and satellite TV. After watching our programs, Hamila quickly reached out with a list of questions!
The contact center answered all her questions, leading Hamila to joyfully accepted Christ into her heart! Then she immediately wanted to share Jesus with her family members, even though she knew they might punish her for it. Hamila gave us the phone numbers for her sisters and her husband, Waleed.
At first, Waleed reluctantly agreed to talk to the team, but the difference he saw in his wife’s life convinced him there might be something real behind her change. He started to read the Bible with Hamila, asking questions and discovering the truth about Christ. Now they are raising their five children as faithful Christ followers. We are still in contact with Hamila’s sisters helping them learn about Jesus.
What programs are aired on Glory TV?
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Evangelistic program series proclaiming Jesus as the Savior
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Apologetics series answering common questions Muslims have about Jesus and the Bible
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The Jesus film – this film continues to touch thousands of Muslims' lives as they see who the real Jesus is for the first time
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Women’s programs geared toward Muslim women about their value as God sees them
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Short segments that explain life-changing biblical truths in just a few minutes specifically made for younger audiences
How are Muslim converts discipled after they accept Christ?
Muslim converts in Islamic countries and communities are always at risk of being discovered by their families or governments. They are often rejected from the underground church until they can prove they won’t bring danger with them. These redeemed believers are isolated and alone.​​
But the need for discipleship and fellowship is the same for every believer. Through the custom-built secure online platform of Redeemed Church, isolated believers can enjoy unity with the Body of Christ without putting themselves at risk.