WDTT-LD

WDTT-LD is a low-power television station licensed to Knoxville, Tennessee, in the United States. It operates as an affiliate of the Daystar Television Network, a faith-based Christian broadcast network founded in 1993 by Marcus and Joni Lamb. Daystar describes itself as the largest Christian broadcast network in the world, reaching over 2.4 billion homes and more than 7.3 billion people through broadcast, streaming, and mobile platforms. WDTT-LD serves the Knoxville market by rebroadcasting Daystar's 24-hour interdenominational programming, which includes talk shows, teaching programs, worship services, and family-friendly content. The station is part of Daystar's extensive network of owned-and-operated and affiliated stations across the United States. As a low-power station, WDTT-LD covers a localized area within the Knoxville television market. Its branding and operations are integrated with the Daystar network, and it does not produce independent local content. The station's website redirects to Daystar's main online presence at daystar.com, where viewers can find channel information, streaming options, and programming schedules.

WDTT-LD is a low-power television station in Knoxville, Tennessee, that operates as an affiliate of the Daystar Television Network. The station's history is tied to the growth of Daystar, which was founded in 1993 by Marcus and Joni Lamb. Daystar began as a single Christian station in the Dallas–Fort Worth market (KMPX) and expanded into what it describes as the largest Christian broadcast network in the world. As part of this expansion, Daystar acquired or affiliated with numerous stations across the United States, including low-power outlets like WDTT-LD, to extend its reach into local markets. WDTT-LD carries Daystar's 24-hour programming, which includes shows such as Joni Table Talk, teaching programs, and worship content. The station does not produce local programming and serves primarily as a rebroadcaster of the network's feed. Its operations are integrated with Daystar's national distribution strategy, which also includes streaming, mobile apps, and partnerships with other broadcasters. The station's license and technical parameters are recorded in public databases, but its day-to-day operations are managed by Daystar. As a low-power station, WDTT-LD's coverage is limited to the immediate Knoxville area, complementing Daystar's broader presence via satellite, cable, and online platforms.

• 1993

  Daystar Television Network founded by Marcus and Joni Lamb

• WDTT-LD operates as a Daystar affiliate in Knoxville, Tennessee

A local affiliate station extending Daystar's global Christian broadcast mission into the Knoxville market.

• Daystar Television Network programming

  24-hour interdenominational Christian programming including talk shows, teaching, and worship.

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2. 2About | Daystar Television Networkdaystar.com
3. 3Joni | Daystar Television Networkdaystar.com
4. 4List of Daystar Television Network stationsen.wikipedia.org
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