Impact Network Regional (IMPCT)

David E. Taylor proclaims the gospel of the Kingdom.

Messages of faith are shared.

Christian religious discourses with Kenneth Copeland, a Christian preacher.

Joseph Prince is today a leading voice in proclaiming the gospel of grace around the world through his books, teaching resources, and television ministry.

Religious programming.

Inspirational messages from Rod Parsley.

Jim and Lori Bakker invite viewers to laugh, learn and share with them.

James Payne is founder and director of James Payne Ministries INC of Nashville, Tennessee.

Religious programming.

Religious programming.

Inspirational messages from Bishop I.V. Hilliard.

Rev. Al Sharpton speaks.

Religious Programming.

Religious programming.

A movie (Repeat).

Religious programming.

A series of courtroom dramas based on actual divorce cases, presided over by a former Los Angeles Superior Court judge.

A series of courtroom dramas based on actual divorce cases, presided over by a former Los Angeles Superior Court judge.

A series of courtroom dramas based on actual divorce cases, presided over by a former Los Angeles Superior Court judge.

Hosted by Meredith Vieira, two teams of celebrities and civilians face off in a fast paced word game with a top prize of $10,000.

Nominally a game show, but really a forum for the sharp wit of Groucho Marx, whose barbs and banter with guests far eclipsed the actual competition, in which contestants vied for cash by answering questions or saying 'the secret word,' which yielded $100 (delivered by a duck that dropped from above). It was an Emmy-nominated triumph of manufactured spontaneity (many 'ad libs' were planned); the sh

Religious programming (Repeat).

A series of courtroom dramas based on actual divorce cases, presided over by a former Los Angeles Superior Court judge.

A series of courtroom dramas based on actual divorce cases, presided over by a former Los Angeles Superior Court judge.

Hosted by Meredith Vieira, two teams of celebrities and civilians face off in a fast paced word game with a top prize of $10,000.

Nominally a game show, but really a forum for the sharp wit of Groucho Marx, whose barbs and banter with guests far eclipsed the actual competition, in which contestants vied for cash by answering questions or saying 'the secret word,' which yielded $100 (delivered by a duck that dropped from above). It was an Emmy-nominated triumph of manufactured spontaneity (many 'ad libs' were planned); the sh