A study of religious broadcasting as carried on by the Massachusetts Council of Churches

Abstract

This study is undertaken with the writer's prime interest in religious broadcasting and her desire to ac~uaint herself with some of the principles and problems related to it as it is carried on in the United States. In consequence ot many factors, some of which are discussed in the first chapter, religious broadcasting in the United States is greatly varied and complex both in character and in organization. This thesis, therefore, is limited to a close examination of the activities of the Department of Radio and Television of the Massachusetts Council of Churches.