DTV transition
The transition from analog to digital TV happened on June 12, 2009. This transition means that television stations throughout the US are now broadcasting only in digital; if you were receiving free television with outdoor or "rabbit ear" antennas, you will need to purchase either a TV with a digital tuner or a digital-to-analog converter box.
All US households have been permitted to request up to two coupons, worth $40 each, to use toward the purchase of up to two digital-to-analog converter boxes. Find out more at www.DTV2009.gov.
How Do You Watch Worship?
A simple guide to determine if you are ready for DTV
Online
We continue to offer 24/7 streaming video, now with our new “Worship Media Player.” Click here to start watching now!
And if you would like to watch us on your television, visit our list of DTV stations to see what station near you is broadcasting The Worship Network.
Free broadcast with an antenna
To continue receiving television broadcasts, you will either need to purchase a TV with a
digital tuner or a digital-to-analog converter box. Visit www.DTV2009.gov to apply for
rebate coupons for the purchase of up to two converter boxes.
Visit our list of DTV stations to see what station near you is broadcasting The Worship Network.
Non-digital cable
The Worship Network is not currently available via cable TV, but can be easily accessed
with a digital-to-analog converter box or a digital TV set. Visit www.DTV2009.gov to
apply for rebate coupons for the purchase of up to two converter boxes.
Visit our list of DTV stations to see what station near you is broadcasting The Worship Network.
Digital cable or satellite
Visit our list of DTV stations to see if a station near you is broadcasting The Worship Network.
