Isolated radio churches

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Isolated radio churches is a category of Christian churches, that have resulted from the transmission of Christian radio programmes, often via shortwave. They have the distinction of being isolated from other churches. Isolated radio churches are geographically widespread. Tens of millions of persons belong to isolated radio churches. Several millions of persons in both India and China belong to isolated radio churches.

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• Religious statistics from World Christian Trends, a book that interprets the data in the World Christian Encyclopedia, a publication of Oxford University Press.
• World Christian Trends at Amazon.com