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On May 20, 1977, Garth and Tina Coonce facilitated the incorporation of Tri-State Christian Television (then known as Cincinnati Christian Communications) as a not-for-profit organization with a 501(c)(3) IRS status. |
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TCT is recognized as a leader in inspirational television with its cutting edge technology and peak performance transmission capability. Worldwide, TCT reaches potentially 1.5 billion viewers.
Our Purpose
- Evangelism - Broadcast the Gospel of Jesus Christ to a lost world
- Education - Teach and edify the body of Christ
- Entertainment - Provide a Bible-Based alternative that is wholesome
- Enhancement - Promote unity between local churches in each market
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| Their obedience, commitment, and confidence in God secured and stabilized for TCT a position as an integral part of faith-based community television.
Since its beginning, TCT has embraced the local church and partnered with pastors to draw on community resources, thereby strengthening the local faith-based community. From this partnership has emerged a group that consists of hundreds of cross-denominational pastors who accept pastoral referrals and participate as panelists and/or hosts of local and international TCT-produced programs. TCT relies on the help of volunteers at each of our local and international prayer centers who take calls from viewers around the world.
Now broadcasting in over 170 nations, TCT recognizes the magnitude of viewer diversity. Programming format includes magazine, talk, interview, variety, music, and music videos. Viewers enjoy teaching, preaching, evangelism, health and fitness, youth, and children's programs. Some of the nation's most prominent pastors broadcast their church services on TCT. For more than 30 years, TCT's inspiring programming has been a staple in the faith-based community.
Captivated by programming that speaks to all ages, our loyal and very responsive viewing audience consists of more than a billion people and continues to grow. Reaching and touching people with the message of faith will always be at the heart of TCT.
Perhaps for the first time in world history, the technology of television is making it possible to fulfill the Great Commission to preach the Gospel in all the world. What began as the call of God to one, has now become the shared vision of many.
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