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PASTOR GENERAL'S REPORT, OCTOBER 25, 1985
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Reaching into 34 million plus homes, WTBS is a giant. Up until now The
World Tomorrow has been airing on Sundays at 6:30 a.m. Eastern Time.
Even though that's 3:30 a.m. on the West Coast, WTBS is consistently
near the top in number of callers responding to the program. Now we've
added another airing time on WTBS: 1 a.m. Eastern Time, on Monday.
That sounds terribly late, but remember, on the West Coast it is only
10:00 p.m., Sunday. Written into the contract is the option for a
substantial time upgrade. With so many subscribers, the potential with
WTBS is enormous.
The additional time on ·wTBs began October 21, bringing 420 calls in
response to the telecast. The new time for WGN begins October 26.
--David Hulme, Media Purchasing
ME DIA SERVICES
Feast Productions
I want to give you a quick update concerning the two
Feast productions: "Behind the Work 1985--Ambassador for World Peace"
and "The Little Ambasadors of Shanghai."
We will be making videotape copies of "The Little Ambassadors of
Shanghai" available to the Church membership worldwide. Purchase price
and ordering information will be posted in an upcoming issue of "The
Worldwide News."
But, as in previous years, we will not of fer "Behind the Work 1985-
Ambassador for World Peace" for sale. This production will be offered
to church pastors to be used as a Bible study or placed into church
libraries. Church pastors can order several copies (depending on size
of congregation/s ), i.e. two (2) BETA, two (2) VHS or three (3) VHS,
one Cl) BETA, etc. which can be loaned to members on a temporary basis
with the stipulation that the production cannot be duplicated. You can
also order one or multiple copies of "The Little Ambassadors of
Shanghai" for your library as well.
At this time Television does not have funds available to supply copies
of "Behind the Work 1985--Ambassador for World Peace," and "The Little
Ambassadors of Shanghai," so we are asking that church pastors use
money from church activity funds to help us defray the costs of tape
stock, dubbing expenses and shipping charges. The total cost will be
$14.20 per tape.
Please send your requests to Linda Scobee and specify how many copies
of BETA and/or VHS tapes you would like of the two productio_
ns plus
your check. In order to facilitate our dubbing schedule, may we have
your order by November 18th? Please allow 2-3 weeks delivery.
Hope these productions will be beneficial to all the brethren during
the long winter months.
--Larry Omasta, Media Services