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Hillsong TV pulled from Channel 10

Hillsong TV is gone from 10 after Pastor resigns, but the Hillsong Channel will remain at Foxtel.

EXCLUSIVE:

Episodes ofHillsong TV have been pulled from Network 10 after Pastor Brian Houston resigned this week as head of the Church.

The show has screened weekly at 6:30am on Sunday mornings but this coming Sunday is replaced by a repeat ofFarm to Fork.

A Network 10 spokesperson said, “Network 10 has confirmed thatHillsong TV will no longer be part of its schedule and has deleted all episodes from its streaming service 10 Play.”

TV Tonight understands it was Hillsong Church which requested the broadcast be withdrawn, after an investigation into two incidents involving Mr Houston found he had breached the church’s moral code of conduct for pastors.

But programming will continue at Foxtel, which includes both Australian and US religious content.

A Foxtel spokesperson said, “We understand Mr Houston has left Hillsong and the Hillsong channel remains available on Foxtel.”

Fetch TV which also screens the programme has been contacted for comment.

Episodes formerly on 10 Play.

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14 Responses

  1. The bigger they are the harder they fall.

  2. Jesus told me I need a New Jet, send as much or as little as you can to :- Sky Fairies, PO Box BS., in your Capital City.

    1. There was an investigation into televangelists such as Creflo Dollar, Benny Hinn, Joyce Meyer and Eddie L. Long who were basically using money raised for private use just as private jets as you mentioned. In addition, many of these televangelists preach things that contradicts what is taught by Christianity and other religions. In addition, many of these televangelists exist outside the structures of Christian denominations, meaning that they are not accountable to anyone. In addition, there were investigations into the televangelists’ finances including Rolls Royces, mansions and the aforementioned private jets.

      We need to be skeptical of these televangelists because if you give them money, you are feeding into their lifestyles and you may be helping them get a down payment for their next private jet.

      1. Need to watch a new movie “The Eyes of Tammy Faye” which goes well into just that.

      2. Don’t forget that in America religious institutions do not pay any income tax at any level of government, and any individual and corporation that donates to religions can deduct those expenses from their taxable income,
        so It’s hardly surprising that religion is the massive, sometimes duplicitous institution that it is in America with 24/7 satellite TV channels and telemarketers providing plenty of opportunities to donate money.

        1. True, but I think it may also be true for Australia. Many of these churches are exempt from taxes in Australia, from the mainstream to Pentecostals (such as Hillsong), despite making millions of dollars in profit per year. In America, this had led people to form their own religion to get around tax loopholes such as L. Ron Hubbard who founded Scientology. And there was an episode of The Simpsons (“The Joy of Sect”) when Mr. Burns founded his own religion after finding out that “The Leader” of the Movementarians paid no tax because of him leading a religion, and he (Mr. Burns) only paid $3 in tax.

  3. Time for It’s A Knockout ‘80s repeats.

  4. Now would be a good time for Garner Ted Armstrong to return to television. Or perhaps Ten could promote the similar program The Key Of David from 10Bold to 10.

    1. As GTA died in 2003 it would be somewhat of a miracle for him to return to TV.

      1. I would imagine his appearance would be a global sensation especially in the USA, and present an existential crisis for orthodox religion.

    2. How about Mulligrubs? Or maybe check who owns Teletubbies now – literally had a Magic Man In The Sky! Oh wait – it was a child. Ok, maybe avoid that one..

  5. Maybe there’s a spot on the SciFi and Fantasy channel?

    1. I think this is the best comment I have ever seen on this site, I almost choked on my lunch :-)

    2. Isn’t the Fantasy Channel also the place where they show highlights of the Tour de France from 1999 to 2005?

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