One of the most exciting and fastest

growing phenomena in the modern re-

ligious scene today is the electric

church--the role played by radio and

television in bringing worship and

evangelism into the home.

Billy Graham points out that his

worldwide ministry would never have

reached its present proportions without

the electronic media. "The crowds are

larger, the interest is deeper, and the

resp(mse is greater than it has ever

been. I attribute this not only to the

power of the Holy Spirit but to the tact

that the broadcasting media have been

open to us.

"I believe one of the greatest fiactors

in the religious resurgence in this coun-

try," he continues, "has been the im-

pact of religious radio and television."

That view is shared by such other well

known broadcasters as Theodore Epp,

Pat Robertson, Robert Schuller, Jim

Bakker, Paul Evans, Oral Roberts, Rex

Humbard, and Jerry Falwell.

The Electric Church tells the stories

of these anaazing radio pioneers and

modern television hosts, and how with

miracle after miracle the broadcast

media have been used by God in reach-

ing people.