WLPC-LP
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| WLPC-LP (Class A Station) |
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| Detroit, Michigan | |
| Branding | CTN |
| Slogan | CTN is Good TV! |
| Channels | 26 (UHF) analog, none digital |
| Affiliations | CTN |
| Owner | Glenn R. Plummer & Karin A. Plummer |
| Founded | 1993 |
| Call letters meaning | W L Plummer Communications (current owner) |
| Former callsigns | W26AB (1986-1993) DW26AB (1993) W26AB (1993-1996) WLPC-LP (1996-present) |
| Former affiliations | None |
| Transmitter Power | 2.34 kw |
| Website | www.ctnusa.org |
WLPC-LP is the local flagship Christian Television Network affiliate for Metro Detroit, broadcasting on Channel 26 from Detroit, Michigan.
The station was founded in 1986 as W26AB on September 25, 1986. Its callsign was modified to DW26AB from June 16, 1993, before being reverted back to W26AB on July 23, 1993. It gained its current call-sign, WLPC-LP on September 27, 1996.
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A Message for the 21st Century Powerful Local Ministries Something For Everyone!
Our Values Ministries With World Wide Impact Mission Statement
A Message for the 21st Century “CTN is Good TV”…. That theme is the message that carried the Christian Television Network into the new millennium. It’s the nucleus of our mission statement; a continuing effort to inject a spiritually renewed shot into the arm of the television industry; to win souls by sending spiritual truths found in the Gospel of Jesus Christ out over the public airways; to support the institutions of marriage and family by airing informative and entertaining programs that reflect Christian values; to take a stand against anti-Christian forces.
CTN, founded in 1982, is the nation’s first African-American Christian television network. The launching of our satellite network was completed in the Year 2001, opening the way for continued expansion of our reach through out the nation and eventually the world. CTN broadcasts programs from all Christian denominations, targeting a loyal, diverse audience comprising millions of viewers in the Metropolitan Detroit and Greater Baton Rouge/ New Orleans markets.
Great national and international ministries, powerful local ministries, Christians talk and variety shows that have a finger on the pulse of society, all make up the broadcast day at CTN. Partner with us as we seek out and answer the call for more spiritual excellence in broadcast television.
WLPC-LP Detroit airs on Comcast Digital Cable Channel 295 in South Eastern Michigan
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