An Association of Christian Communicators
Who We Are
NRB is a unique group of people, united by purpose and message: to spread the life-changing truth of the Gospel of Jesus Christ through every electronic medium available.
Our member outreach touches every continent through Christian radio, television, Internet and other platforms. We hold deeply-rooted beliefs that religious liberty is the cornerstone of a free society, and that we must protect those freedoms so that the transforming reality of Jesus Christ can reach hearts and minds the world over.
We provide our members with important resources and effective tools to help them reach their mission goals. NRB also fosters unity among its members, promoting their passion to share knowledge and find solutions to challenges, thereby increasing excellence in their craft. NRB protects access to the world’s electronic and digital media, ensuring that the Gospel goes out unhindered around the world.
The Power of Christian Media
Weekly Churchgoers Consume Some Form of Christian Media Regularly
Million Americans Watch or Listen to Christian Broadcasting Every Month
Combined Number of Active Christian Radio and Television Stations in the United States
Today's NRB
NRB has a global reach, serving its members, the communications industry and the public by maintaining access to the airways, opening new markets for broadcast and promoting communications excellence in all media. With headquarters in Washington, D.C., near Capitol Hill, NRB maintains a close working relationship with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the Congress, the courts, and the Executive Branch, representing the interests of NRB members and the people they serve.
NRB is an international association of Christian communicators with more than 1,100 member organizations reaching millions of viewers, listeners, and readers. The Association exists to represent the Christian broadcasters’ right to communicate the Gospel of Jesus Christ to a lost and dying world.
NRB works to equip, advocate for, and encourage Christian communicators.
