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Smile of a Child
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| Smile of a Child TV | |
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| Type | religious broadcasting |
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| Country | United States of America |
| Availability | National; broadcast worldwide |
| Affiliation | Trinity Broadcasting Network |
| Website | www.smileofachildtv.org |
Smile of a Child TV offers Christian children's programming 24 hours per day, seven days a week. Smile of a Child was created by Trinity Broadcasting Network co-founder Jan Crouch. The goal of the network is to encourage children to develop positive social skills with a heavy concentration on Christian morals and values. The network exclusively features programing centered on conservative interpretations of the teachings of Jesus Christ. It tries to imprint these ideas on children at a young and impressionable age by presenting it in a way they may find fun, informative, and constructive. Also, like most children's networks, Smile of a Child is virtually devoid of adult violence and humor.
It is carried on digital simulcast channels of TBN-owned stations.
• Maralee Dawn & Friends
• Fun Food Adventures (with Nathan Godsey)
• Kingdom Adventure
• The Adventures of McGee and Me
• BJ's Teddy Bear Club and Bible Stories
• Retro News
• Pahappahooey Island
• Animal Action with Eddie and Greg
• Storytime Circus Theater
• Children's Heroes of the Bible
• Kidz Quest
• Puppet Parade
• Boulder Buddies
• Rocfish Tales
(among others)