The Word Network

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The Word Network
The Word Network.jpg
Launched 2000
Slogan "The Undisputed Source for Urban Ministries and Gospel Music"
Country United States
Language English
Broadcast area United States
Headquarters Detroit, Michigan, United States
Website thewordnetwork.org
Availability
Terrestrial
Detroit WADL-DT3 38.3
Satellite
DirecTV Channel 373

The Word Network is a religious network in the United States. It caters to all people including many African American ministries, gospel music and family programming. The Word Network was founded in February 2000 by Franklin Z. Adell. While television station WADL in Mt. Clemens/Detroit, Michigan is The Word Network's flagship (appearing on a digital subchannel, and programmed from WADL), the network's satellite uplink system is located at WXYZ-TV.

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Programs include:

  • Joyce Meyer: Enjoying Everyday Life
  • Rejoice in the Word
  • Bishop T.D. Jakes: The Potter's House
  • Bishop Noel Jones: Fresh Oil
  • Pastor Paula White Today
  • Pastor R.A. Vernon: The Word Church
  • Rev. Timothy Flemming: Kingdom Come
  • Bishop Charles H Ellis III: from Greater Grace Temple
  • Pastor Henry Fernandez
  • Pastor Lyle & Deborah Dukes: Heart To Heart
  • The Vickie Winans Show
  • Dr. Darrel & Belinda Scott: Catch The Spirit
  • Rev. Timothy Flemming Sr.: Kingdom Come
  • Dr. Taketa Williams: Taketa Williams Ministries
  • The Lexi Show
  • Bishop E. Bernard Jordan: The Power of Propercy
  • Pastor Kimberly Ray: The Time of Intersetion

In addition to broadcasting some of ministries, the network has expanded programming to provided worldwide live coverage of religious conferences, convocations, installations and gospel music events.

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