On October 19 H.M.S. Richards begins his radio ministry, “Family Ministry”, with other Adventist ministers on KNX in Los Angeles
First broadcast of the Voice of Prophecy radio program and the second religious program on the radio
On January 4 the Voice of Prophecy radio program becomes the first religious coast-to-coast broadcast on 89 stations of the Mutual Broadcasting Network
In February the Voice of Prophecy launches the first national Adventist Bible Correspondence School
Dr. Braulio Pérez Marcio starts La Voz de La Esperanza (The Voice of Hope in Spanish)
On May 21 William Fagal starts broadcasting the Faith for Today television program in New York.
In December Faith for Today becomes the first national religious telecast.
In the spring George Vandeman launches It Is Written, the first Seventh-day Adventist television program in color, in Fresno, California to 13 stations
H.M.S. Richards, Jr. is now Speaker/Director of the Voice of Prophecy
The General Conference establishes the Seventh-day Adventist Radio, Television and Film Center, a nonprofit corporation, in Newbury Park, CA, with Alvin Munson as its first president
It Is Written and Faith for Today move to the Center
Faith Tor Today launches Westbrook Hospital, a television drama series that shows how Christian virtues such as honesty and love work in the real world
While serving as Director of Public Affairs at KHOF in Glendale, California, Walter Arties develops the Breath of Life telecast.
In January Milton Peverini Garcia becomes Speaker/Director of La Voz de la Esperanza
Breath of Life joins the media center, with C.D. Brooks as speaker
Faith for Today creates a one-hour film on John Huss
Voice of Prophecy moves to the media center
Dan Matthews, Speaker/Director for Faith for Today, starts television program Lifestyle Magazine
Glen Aufderhar becomes President of the media center
Mark Finley becomes Speaker/Director for It Is Written
On January 1 Lonnie Melashenko takes over as Speaker/Director for the Voice of Prophecy
The name of the media center is changed to Adventist Media Center
It is Written launches Net’95, the first satellite evangelistic series
The Adventist Media Center moves from Newbury Park to Simi Valley, CA
The Adventist Media Center is transferred from the General Conference to the North American Division
Marshall Chase becomes manager of the Adventist Media Center
Walter Pearson becomes Speaker/Director for Breath of Life
Frank Gonzalez becomes Speaker/Director for La Voz de la Esperanza
Dwight Nelson becomes host of The Evidence for Faith for Today
Acts2000 by It Is Written becomes the first satellite evangelistic series to go around the world
In February the Adventist Media Productions, with Warren Judd as manager, becomes fully operational with 22,000 square feet of studio space, two television studios, four audio studios, and six video editing suites.
LifeTalk Radio joins the Adventist Media Center with Steven Gallimore as Director
Mike Tucker becomes Speaker/Director for Faith for Today
Shawn Boonstra becomes Speaker/Director for It Is Written
The Adventist Channel is launched online by the Adventist Media Center
Fred Kinsey becomes Speaker/Director for Voice of Prophecy
Fred Kinsey and Elizabeth Talbot become the “Daily Voice” of the Voice of Prophecy Radio Team, while Fred Kinsey and Connie Vandeman Jeffery are the “Weekend Voice”
Warren Judd becomes manager of the Adventist Media Center
Dr. Carlton P. Byrd becomes Speaker/Director of Breath of Life
Pastor John Bradshaw becomes the fourth Speaker/Director for It Is Written
Pastor Shawn Boonstra becomes Speaker/Director of Voice of Prophecy
Pastor Omar Grieve becomes Speaker/Director of La Voz de la Esperanza
Pastor Elizabeth Talbot becomes Speaker/Director of Jesus 101 Biblical Institute
The Adventist Media Center becomes Adventist Media Ministries, and the ministries re-locate to different parts of the U.S.