Our Vision
To see a growing Church in the Middle East and North Africa, confident in Christian faith and witness, serving the community and contributing to the good of society and culture.
Our Mission
To provide the churches and Christians of the Middle East and North Africa an opportunity to witness to Jesus Christ through inspirational, informative and educational television services.
Our Vision
To see a growing Church in the Middle East and North Africa, confident in Christian faith and witness, serving the community and contributing to the good of society and culture.
Our Mission
To provide the churches and Christians of the Middle East and North Africa an opportunity to witness to Jesus Christ through inspirational, informative and educational television services.
Going through closed doors.
We're making God's love visible to 25 million viewers across the Middle East and North Africa through Christian satellite television. A potential audience of 500 million people can hear the Truth in their heart languages of Arabic, Farsi, and Turkish.
Changing the statistics through an unlikely source.
No place is unreachable. No situation is hopeless.
Thoughtfully sensitive.
We are non-political and non-partisan. SAT-7 broadcasts let the truth of the Bible speak for itself without attacking others' beliefs.
Taking the Road less traveled.
With Jesus. For the sake of viewers.
Locally Based. Culturally Relevant.
By and for Middle Easterners — 80% of our programs are produced by local Christians. We are culturally relevant, sensitive, and do not attack other religions.
Hope for every situation.
Because the LOVE of Jesus is unending.
Broadcasting Christ's hope since 1996.
FOUNDING MOMENT
Founder Dr. Terence Ascott saw something life-changing in the busy streets of Cairo, Egypt. As he spotted a family watching television, he had a “eureka!” moment. Most who cannot read can watch television; they can hear about the love of God. From this, a dream was born: to establish a Christian satellite television network that would reach across the Middle East and North Africa.
