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BISHOP NOEL JONES ON INSPIRATION NETWORK: New show ‘Fresh Oil’ added to the rapidly growing television network.
Bishop Jones' “Fresh Oil” broadcasts feature the unique preaching and teaching style that has made him a trusted source for spiritual guidance to millions across the world. His program will air on INSP on Fridays at 6:30 a.m. EST.
“Adding Bishop Noel Jones to INSP's lineup is a great programming addition for our cable and satellite viewers,” said Marc Favaro, senior vice president of network sales for INSP's parent company The Inspiration Networks. "He is one of the most respected ministry leaders of our time and has amassed a solid following not only in the U.S., but internationally as well. I'm sure that our viewers will benefit from the wealth of knowledge and insight he delivers each week.”
Bishop Jones pastors the City of Refuge Church in Gardena, CA (near Los Angeles). Since his installment as pastor in June 1994, the membership has grown from approximately 3,300 people to over 17,000. The organization is actively involved in serving the community, with outreach efforts that include rehabilitative programs, ministries for the deaf, and programs for artists, singles, the incarcerated, youth, and young adults.
His intellectual, scriptural approach and intense oratorical style impacts people from all walks of life and has encouraged the faith of people across the globe from Seattle to Miami, from London to Africa. Many hail his method as being practical, yet powerful while also penetrating the hardest of hearts, captivating the attention of the restless and convincing the confused that God is able to save anybody.
Jones serves as a columnist for one of the nation's premier Gospel publications, Gospel Today Magazine, and also is a frequent guest on a number of shows and has appeared as a panelist on both CNN and NPR. His many achievements include being honored by the Mayor of Syracuse, New York for aiding in the establishment of a city-wide Crusade Day, a multi-cultural, non-denominational conference encouraging the participation of all Syracuse and Central New York residents.
For more information about Bishop Noel Jones visit www.noeljones.org.
INSP is available in more than 55 million U.S. households via more than 2,400 cable systems and on DIRECTV channel 364 and DISH Network channel 259. Viewers can check their program guides for channel line-up information. Visit www.insp.com for a complete list of INSP programs.
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