Sonshine Media Network International

Sonshine Media Network International
Type Broadcast television network
Country Philippines
Slogan Where Everything is Possible
A World of Endless Posibilities
Your Way to the New World
Headquarters KJC Compound, Philippine-Japan Friendship Highway, Catitipan, Davao City
ACQ Tower, Sta. Rita Street, Guadalupe Nuevo, Makati City
Owner Kingdom of Jesus Christ
Key people
Apollo C. Quiboloy (founder)
Nelida Lizada (head)
Launch date
1989
Former names
ACQ Broadcasting Network (1987-1992)
ACQ Worldwide Broadcast Ministries-Q Channel (1992-2003)
ETV-39 (1998-2001)
ACQ-Kingdom Broadcasting Network (2003-2010)
Official website
SMNI website
Language English
Filipino

Sonshine Media Network International (SMNI) is the broadcasting arm of a Philippine television evangelist, Pastor Apollo C. Quiboloy. Based in Davao City, it is available via terrestrial broadcast in the Philippines, and on cable, satellite, and online streaming worldwide. Its single television channel maintains 24-hour service through regular repetition of a dozen self-produced Kingdom Programs[1] in English and Tagalog, along with news, public affairs and sports programs. It also maintains a network of radio stations under the "Sonshine Radio" brand of the Swara Sug Media Corporation. The main studios are located at JC Compound, Philippine-Japan Friendship Highway, Catitipan, Davao City and ACQ Tower, Sta. Rita Street, Guadalupe Nuevo, Makati City.

The Kingdom of Jesus Christ's Media Ministry, known today as SMNI, trace roots on the radio with the program "Pagsusi sa Kamatuoran" on radio stations DXDC and DXUM. In 1992, the ministry launched their first television program, "The Hour of Truth" aired on IBC and ABS-CBN stations in Visayas and Mindanao, followed by "Powerline" in 1995.[2]

It was licensed in late 2003 by the Philippine government to operate 6 free-to-air television channels in key cities across the country.

SMNI TV Programs

Current

Specials

Upcoming

Previous

SMNI stations nationwide

SMNI TV stations in the Philippines

SMNI TV nationwide

Branding Callsign Ch. # Power (kW) Station type Location (transmitter site)
SMNI TV-43 Davao DXAQ-TV TV-43 50 kW Originating Davao
SMNI TV-39 Manila DWBP-TV TV-39 60 kW Originating Metro Manila
SMNI TV-35 Laoag DWLQ-TV TV-35 5 kW Relay Laoag
SMNI TV-37 Isabela DWIQ-TV TV-37 2 kW Relay Santiago, Isabela
SMNI TV-39 Roxas DYRQ-TV TV-39 1 kW Relay Roxas
SMNI TV-39 Butuan DXUQ-TV TV-39 5 kW Relay Butuan

SMNI TV on Digital Terrestrial Television

Terrestrial Ch. # Area of Coverage
Digital 40 (Digital Test Broadcast) Metro Manila
Digital 42 (Digital Test Broadcast) Davao

SMNI TV on Cable Television

Cable Provider Ch. # Coverage
Cablelink 95 Metro Manila
Destiny Cable 97 on Analog Metro Manila
Sky Cable 162 on Digital Metro Manila
Cignal 186 Nationwide

Sonshine Radio stations

Operational

Branding Callsign Frequency Power (kW) Location
Sonshine Radio Manila DZAR 1026 kHz 50 kW Metro Manila
Sonshine Radio Dagupan DZRD 981 kHz 10 kW Dagupan
Sonshine Radio Tuguegarao DZYT 765 kHz 10 kW Tuguegarao
Sonshine Radio Santiago DWSI 864 kHz 10 kW Santiago, Isabela
Sonshine Radio Cabanatuan DWAY 1332 kHz 5 kW Cabanatuan
Sonshine Radio Cebu DYAR 765 kHz 15 kW Cebu
Sonshine Radio Davao DXRD 711 kHz 15 kW Davao

Non-Operational

Branding Callsign Frequency Power (kW) Location
Sonshine Radio Laoag DWAR 819 kHz 5 kW Laoag
Sonshine Radio Ilagan DZYI 711 kHz 5 kW Cauayan/Ilagan
Sonshine Radio San Pablo DZSP 864 kHz 5 kW San Pablo
Sonshine Radio Zamboanga DXYZ 963 kHz 10 kW Zamboanga
Sonshine Radio Davao Central (Kingdom Radio) DXAQ 1404 kHz 15 kW Davao Central
Sonshine Radio Cagayan De Oro DXCL 1098 kHz 15 kW Cagayan De Oro
Sonshine Radio General Santos DXRE 837 kHz 10 kW General Santos
Sonshine Radio Cotabato DXRO 945 kHz 5 kW Cotabato
Sonshine Radio Butuan DXRB 873 kHz 10 kW Butuan
Sonshine Radio Bislig DXBL 801 kHz 5 kW Bislig

See also

References

  1. Kingdom Programs
  2. "ACQ-KBN History". kingdomofjesuschrist.org (Wayback Machine). Archived from the original on February 3, 2005. Retrieved 22 September 2016.
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