Sender Neu-Jerusalem
German religious satellite broadcaster operating three channels in ten languages across Europe and Africa.
Last updated September 29, 2026
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Overview
Sender Neu-Jerusalem (also styled Sender Neu Jerusalem) is a German religious television broadcaster based in Marktheidenfeld, Bavaria. It operates three satellite channels: the main NEU JERUSALEM station for Europe, GABRIELE TV for Africa, and NEW JERUSALEM BROADCASTS for both Europe and Africa. The broadcaster is part of the media network of the controversial new religious movement Universelles Leben (Universal Life), and its programming is closely tied to that movement's teachings. The channels air content in ten languages, including German, English, Italian, French, Portuguese, and several African languages such as Ewe, Swahili, Hausa, Kikongo, Lingala, Yoruba, and Igbo. The name refers to the "New Jerusalem," which according to Universal Life doctrine is to be built by its followers in this world. The motto is "The true school is life" ("Die wahre Schule ist das Leben"), which is also the name of one of its main programs. The programming includes "divine revelations," scripted discussion rounds, meditations, and nature reports, and frequently promotes books and companies associated with Universal Life. The broadcaster states that it obtains its programming directly from Radio Santec, a sub-organization of Universal Life. Along with Radio Santec, Radio Universelles Leben, Die Neue Zeit TV, and Sophia TV, Sender Neu-Jerusalem forms part of the UL media network.
History
Sender Neu-Jerusalem is a German religious television broadcaster based in Marktheidenfeld, Bavaria. It is part of the media network of the new religious movement Universelles Leben (Universal Life), which is considered controversial in Germany. The broadcaster operates three satellite channels: the main NEU JERUSALEM station for Europe, GABRIELE TV for Africa, and NEW JERUSALEM BROADCASTS for both Europe and Africa. The name refers to the "New Jerusalem," which according to Universal Life doctrine is to be built by its followers in this world. The motto is "The true school is life" ("Die wahre Schule ist das Leben"), which is also the name of one of its main programs. The programming includes "divine revelations," scripted discussion rounds, meditations, and nature reports, and frequently promotes books and companies associated with Universal Life. The broadcaster states that it obtains its programming directly from Radio Santec, a sub-organization of Universal Life. Along with Radio Santec, Radio Universelles Leben, Die Neue Zeit TV, and Sophia TV, Sender Neu-Jerusalem forms part of the UL media network. The channels broadcast in ten languages, including German, English, Italian, French, Portuguese, and several African languages such as Ewe, Swahili, Hausa, Kikongo, Lingala, Yoruba, and Igbo. The main NEU JERUSALEM station serves the German-speaking audience, while New Jerusalem Broadcasts airs in English in Europe and Africa, and Gabriele-TV broadcasts in Portuguese and French as well as several regional African languages.
Products and positioning
Religious satellite broadcaster promoting the teachings of Universelles Leben, with a focus on ethics, morals, and the Ten Commandments.
Sender Neu Jerusalem (NEU JERUSALEM)
Main channel for Europe, broadcasting in German.
Gabriele TV Afrika
Channel for Africa, broadcasting in English, French, and local languages such as Ewe, Swahili, Hausa, Portuguese, Kikongo, and Lingala.
New Jerusalem Broadcasts
Channel for Europe and Africa, broadcasting in English, Portuguese, and local languages such as Ewe, Swahili, Hausa, Yoruba, and Igbo.
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