Home | Guardian Television Network

Richard Schilg, President

What's Coming Up Next for GTN?
For over 35 years now, GTN has been committed to you and your family by providing a variety of programming that is both inspiring and entertaining with less sex and violence. As well, GTN is locally owned and committed to the needs of Central Ohio. We bring you several local, regional and national ministries not seen anywhere else and dozens of family friendly favorites like Little House on the Prairie, Brady Bunch, Gomer Pyle, game shows like Crosswords, and new this fall Trivial Pursuit and the new Family Feud. Also, GTN brings you a nightly movie and hit shows of yesterday like Magnum PI, Bonanza, Gunsmoke and Wild Wild West.

Some of you have told us that you and your family depend on GTN and your kids have grown up with GTN and are better off for it. However, a change is coming October 1, 2008 that may cause you to lose GTN forever unless you act now. Due to the multi million dollar cost of converting to a Digital format GTN is moving to Channel 23 in Columbus and needs your help. Please call or write your local cable or satellite provider and let them know you want to continue to receive GTN. Be sure to tell them why and what GTN means to you. On October 1, Channel 51 will become owned and operated by Trinity Broadcasting Network of Santa Ana, California with a new line up of nationally televised church services and ministry programs and we welcome them to Columbus.

Here’s a list of ministry programs on GTN that are not currently offered by TBN: Andrew Wommack, Day of Discovery, Ernest Angley, Faith, Life, Now, Jewish Jewels, Kathleen Quick, Les Feldick, Shepherd's Chapel, Spirit of Truth, Don Young, Tim Oldfield, Uncompromised Word, Yours for the Asking, and Zola Levitt.

Again, please help us continue to provide local ministries and family friendly programming by contacting your cable or satellite provider today. Thanks for your support over the last 35 years and please help us make the next 35 years even better. See http://www.gtn23.com for more details on how to get in touch with your local television provider.