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Bringing Faith to the Masses

AOL is always trying to bring their users exactly what they are looking for. And, as always, it seems that AOL has been successful. This time the internets most well-known provider has bought the world of gospel to the World Wide Web. Streaming Faith, the nation?s leading online faith-based video portal recently partnered with AOL Black Voices. Streaming Faith will feature its editorials and audio/video streams on AOL Black Voices? Soul and Spirit Channel. This partnership will establish Streaming Faith as one of the leading sources for faith-based audio/video streams featured on a popular, secular site.

Keena Hamilton, Web Site Manager at Streaming Faith commented, ?AOL Black Voices? membership base will multiply the exposure of our client?s ministries, increasing the opportunities they have to impact lives across the nation. This is definitely a major move, both for Streaming Faith and for AOL Black Voices.? Commenting on this latest strategic move, Mr. Chance Mason, President of Streaming Faith, stated, ?We?re excited about this opportunity to work with AOL. This partnership will not only advance the Kingdom of God, but it now makes the Word and worship services accessible to people in ways never before imagined.?

Streaming Faith is the world`s largest and leading provider of Internet broadcast services to faith-based organizations. Streaming Faith also serves as the most heavily trafficked online faith-based video portal. At Streaming Faith, millions of people from around the world connect with ministries anytime of day or night by viewing more than twenty 24-hour broadband TV stations, listening to ten radio stations, and experiencing over 1,000 live events per month. Streaming Faith serves some of the most influential ministries in the United States and abroad.