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Orthodox Television
4E Orthodox Channel out of Thessalonika, Greece (Greek)
http://www.tv4e.gr/4E_ORTHODOX_CHANNEL.htm
Lihnos, Metropolis of Patras (Greek)
http://www.i-m-patron.gr/lyxnos/
Albishara Orthodox TV (Arabic)
http://www.alepporthodox.org/tv
Orthodox TV (English)
http://www.orthodox.tv
E-theology TV – Orthodox Church of Taiwan (Chinese)
http://www.etheology.tv/
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Orthodox Radio
Church of Greece - 89,5 FM (Greek)
http://www.ecclesia.gr/greek/ecclesiaradio/index.htm
Apostoliki Ekklesia - 88,4 FM - Metropolis of Patras (Greek)
http://www.i-m-patron.gr/radio/index.html
"Lydia of Phillipi" - 94,5 FM - Thessalonika (Greek)
http://www.radiolydia.gr/
Monastic Diakonia - Sacred Convent of the Holy Archangels - Pelion, Greece (Greek)
http://www.impt.gr/radio.html
Peraiki Ekklesia - 91,2 FM (Greek)
http://www.pe912fm.com/
Radio Martyria - 95,5 FM - Metropolis of Hania, Crete (Greek)
http://www.imka.gr/martyria
Radio Floga (Greek)
http://radiofloga.ath.cx/
Al Orthodoxiya Radio Station (Arabic & various languages)
http://www.orthodoxiya.org/
Radio Al-Bishara (Arabic)
http://www.radioalbishara.org/index.php
Ancient Faith Radio (English and various languages)
http://ancientfaith.com
RADIO SVETIGORA (Serbian)
http://www.svetigora.com/node/5653
Radio Trinitas (Romanian)
http://radio.trinitas.ro/
Radio Lumina (Romanian)
http://www.radiolumina.ro/
Radio Reintregirea (Romanian)
http://live.reintregirea.ro:8000/live128.m3u
Very useful! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteRussian Church to Launch Several Online Radio Channels
ReplyDeleteMoscow, 7 October 2009, Interfax - The Moscow Patriarchate is planning to launch Orthodox radio channels.
"New programs will be regularly added, while a plethora of earlier ones could be accessed in the channels' archives," Russian Church spokesman Vladimir Legoyda said in an interview published in the NG-Religii newspaper on Wednesday.
Initially, programs will be broadcast on the Internet and subsequently will be made available for listeners through Internet radio receivers, he said.
Such an initiative is part of the Russian National Internet Radio Broadcasting project of the Moscow Patriarchate Information Department and Moscow City Radio Broadcasting Network, Legoyda said.
Here is another Greek station out of the Metropolis of Chalkida:
ReplyDeletewww.imchalkidos.gr