Seventh-day Adventist Satellite

Channel Schedule*

Use this form to search the television schedule for the Seventh-day Adventist channels broadcasting on Galaxy 19. Select the channels you are interested in, optionally filter by the title of the show or series or name of the speaker, enter a date and time range. You can also select "Compact Table" to see a condensed schedule or "List" for a simplified view.

Channels
ShowSpeakerSeries
Date RangeTime Range
ViewTime Zone

Wednesday - October 7, 2026

3ABN
  • 2:00amRevelation of Jesus Christ Second Angel's Message (Kenneth Cox)
3ABN Proclaim!
  • 3:00pmRevelation of Jesus Christ Pergamos (Kenneth Cox)

Thursday - October 8, 2026

3ABN
  • 10:00pmRevelation of Jesus Christ Second Angel's Message (Kenneth Cox)
3ABN Proclaim!
  • 3:00pmRevelation of Jesus Christ Thyatira (Kenneth Cox)

Friday - October 9, 2026

3ABN Proclaim!

Saturday - October 10, 2026

3ABN Proclaim!
  • 3:00pmRevelation of Jesus Christ Philadelphia (Kenneth Cox)

Sunday - October 11, 2026

3ABN Proclaim!
  • 3:00pmRevelation of Jesus Christ Laodicea - the Piercing Look (Kenneth Cox)

Monday - October 12, 2026

3ABN Proclaim!
  • 3:00pmRevelation of Jesus Christ Worthy is the Lamb (Kenneth Cox)

Tuesday - October 13, 2026

3ABN Proclaim!
  • 3:00pmRevelation of Jesus Christ Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (Kenneth Cox)

Wednesday - October 14, 2026

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Thursday - October 15, 2026

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Friday - October 16, 2026

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* Channel listings obtained programmically by an automated script run each night. Listings may also be edited to improve consistency between the different channels. Links to watch or purchase are also added in an attempt to improve this resource. Not everything on this site is reviewed and the information and links on this site are therefore not guaranteed to be correct.