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Broadcast media has been central to Kenneth Copeland Ministries since its earliest years. What began in 1971 as a single one-hour weekly television program called The Word of Faith now produces approximately 2,100 hours of original programming each year on Victory Channel, including Believer’s Voice of Victory, 800 of which are live. Distribution spans satellite, cable, streaming, print, podcast and mobile platforms.
Victory Channel broadcasts 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Kenneth Copeland Ministries reaches 159 countries and territories across six continents through broadcast, print and digital media. Combined web properties at goVictory.com, kcm.org and emic.org welcome more than 10 million visitors annually.
Radio followed television in 1975, growing from 10 stations to more than 500 within a year. A Believer's Voice of Victory television broadcast that aired Monday through Friday replaced the earlier weekly format in 1989.
KCM now broadcasts on more than 600 radio stations daily. Its own 24/7 television network launched in 2015 under the name Believer's Voice of Victory Network, rebranded to Victory Channel in 2019, which features a news broadcast Monday through Friday dedicated to reporting current events and breaking news from a faith-based lens. Unclassified, a daily news commentary panel program launched in April 2026, marks the latest step in that expansion.
Originally called the Believer’s Voice of Victory Network, Victory Channel launched in 2015 as an outgrowth of Kenneth Copeland's longstanding goal to preach God's Word on every available voice. Kenneth and Gloria Copeland structured the network around an unusual arrangement for Christian broadcasting. Broadcasting ministries on Victory do not pay to air their programs. Airtime is donated to nearly 40 different national ministries.
Victory operates as a nonprofit, funded by KCM, its Partners and viewer donations. KCM absorbs production and distribution costs so guest ministers can focus on content rather than fundraising for broadcast fees.
That model has run for more than a decade. Victory Channel now maintains a top-five presence among faith channels on Roku and Amazon Fire. Live event broadcasts reached 336,178 viewers in 2025, with programming airing across all 50 states, Washington, D.C., and 154 countries and territories.
Original KCM programming and guest ministry content together fill the network's schedule. Guest programmers add another 5,694 hours annually across 39 distinct shows.
Core KCM-produced shows include the following:
Believer's Voice of Victory
Victory News
Victory in Prayer
Unclassified
America Stands
Eagle Mountain International Church
Faith Warehouse
God Wants You Well
Kellie
Victorious Living
The Prosperous Life
Each program serves a distinct segment of the ministry's teaching and pastoral work. Believer's Voice of Victory remains the flagship, with Kenneth and Gloria Copeland anchoring it together for decades. Their teaching centers on faith, healing, covenant relationships and the authority of the believer based upon God’s Word.
Victory News brings daily headlines through a faith-filled perspective. Victory in Prayer offers an interactive prayer experience Monday through Friday, with viewers calling in from 76 nations during 2025. God Wants You Well focuses on healing teaching grounded in Scripture.
VICTORY Channel also carries programming from a roster of ministers Kenneth Copeland has taught, mentored or partnered with over the years. Regular guest programmers include Andrew Wommack, Keith Moore, Mike Barber, Bill Winston, Rick and Denise Renner, David and Nicole Crank, Christi Le Fevre, Kenneth W. Hagin, Jesse Duplantis, and Nancy Dufresne.
KCM launched Unclassified on April 7, 2026, adding a daily 30-minute panel program to the Victory Channel lineup. Unclassified marks a format shift for the network, moving its news coverage from daily headline reports toward sustained panel commentary after more than a decade of Victory News broadcasts. Victory News correspondent and host Greg Stephens moderates the program, joined by fellow Victory News hosts and outside guest contributors drawn from a range of professional backgrounds.
"Unclassified will be an expansion of Victory News that offers commentary about today's events through a biblical lens," said Marcus Kenny, executive director of TV at Kenneth Copeland Ministries, in remarks accompanying the launch. "National broadcasts offer one side of the news or the other, but few are talking about the Christian vantage point, which bridges each side."
Stephens brings experience as a former Air Force air-evacuation medic, a senior pastor, and an award-winning radio host. He has described the program's mission as "Truth Revealed."
"Wherever I was in my journey, I gleaned from various perspectives that shape our world and was struck by how few of those connect through Christ's perspective," Stephens said. "Truth should never be hidden from anyone."
Distribution extends well beyond satellite and cable. Viewers can stream Victory Channel through the GoVictory app on iOS, Android, Apple TV, Roku and Amazon Fire TV. Additional viewing options include YouTube, TuneIn and iHeart Radio.
National satellite carriage is available on DIRECTV Channel 366 and Dish Network Channel 265. KCM announced in 2025 that Victory Channel would transition away from Comcast and Spectrum Cable to concentrate on these alternative platforms.
Print and podcast formats reach distinct audiences. Believer's Voice of Victory magazine arrives monthly in six languages and is distributed free to more than 400,000 subscribers. Regional editions are printed in Africa, Canada, Europe and Australia, extending a 1973 newsletter that first went to roughly 3,000 readers.
The BVOV podcast extends the daily broadcast to commuters and mobile listeners. KCM's YouTube channel holds more than 1.3 million subscribers, and the ministry's Facebook following exceeds 4 million.
Kenneth Copeland Ministries has made broadcast media central to its work for nearly six decades. A single weekly television program has grown into a year-round, multiplatform operation reaching six continents.
Unclassified is the newest piece of that operation, joining teaching broadcasts, prayer programs, healing ministry, and news coverage already in rotation. Kenneth Copeland has framed the mission as reaching believers on every available voice, whether through broadcast, print, streaming, podcast or panel discussion.
Each new platform extends that framework forward, funded by the Partner giving that has sustained every earlier expansion.
