The mediacenter of the Seventh-day Adventist Church based in Alsbach-Hähnlein, near Frankfurt am Main, Germany, has changed its association name from Stimme der Hoffnung to Hope Media Europe.

According to Paulin Giurgi, the board member responsible for communication and marketing, the media center has increasingly presented itself to the public as "Hope Media" since 2018 and is now anchoring its "Hope" offerings under this recognizable umbrella brand. Within the brand are the Christian television channels, "Hope TV", the "Hope Podcasts", the "Hope Bible Study Institute" for biblical and health-oriented correspondence courses, and the "Hope Audio Library" for blind and visually-impaired people. Through their programming, they have become establishedin the German-speaking Christian media landscape.

Hope Media Europe

Stimme der Hoffnung started its work in 1948 as one of the first Christian radio stations in Germany. Today, Hope Media Europe can look back on more than 72 years of ministry in Germany. In the meantime, it has become a modern media center in Alsbach-Hähnlein, near Frankfurt am Main.

The Hope TV channel belongs to the international "Hope Channel" family of channels, which was founded in the United States in 2003 and now consists of 55 national channels. Hope Podcasts also belongs to the international "Hope Channel" family of stations. The Hope Bible Study Institute, founded in 1948, is the oldest institute for free Bible teaching in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. The Hope Audio Library service was started in 1964 as an audio library for the blind.

Hope Media Europe is run by the Inter-European Division of Seventh-day Adventists. The Inter-European Division (EUD) oversees the work of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in 20 countries across central, western, southern, and eastern Europe. Its headquarters is located in Bern, Switzerland.

Further information: www.hopemedia.de

This article was originally published on the Inter-European Division’s news site