Religion by Radio

This book, first published in 1968, describes the development of religion by radio, and its influences on people both inside and outside the Church. It tells of experiment and practice, of acceptance and rejection, of inspiration and comfort in peace and war, and assesses the great contribution made by religion to British broadcasting over the decades since the first religious broadcast, on Christmas Eve of 1922.

Melville Dinwiddie

1. The Framework of Religious Broadcasting 2. Advice from the Churches 3. Worship at Home 4. Prayer in Secret 5. Broadcast Praise 6. Preaching Without Pulpit 7. Teaching Out of the Air 8. Radio Evangelism 9. Unity and Universality 10. The Wider Impact 11. Some Element of Competition