NRB Blends Technology and the Spiritual Side

摘要

NASHVILLE-Religious broadcasting has been with us almost since radio broadcasting began in the 1920s and was ready to move into the new medium of television as soon as it was perfected. Soon an estimated 5,000 to 6,000 people with ties to religious broadcasting will be making their way to the Gaylord Op-ryland Resort and Convention Center for the 68th annual National Religious Broadcasters Convention and Exposition which takes place between Feb. 26 and March 1. This year's event promises to be anything but an equipment show with some sessions on taking religious messages to the air. The 21st century has brought with it unprecedented changes and challenges, and these are reflected in the way both the nation's churches and religious broadcasters conduct business.