The Dean Pike Show: An Examination and Comparative Analysis of Bishop James A. Pike's 1950s Television Program
During the religious revival and television revolution of the 1950s, future Episcopal Bishop James Pike broadcast a live religious television program to a national audience from the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York, where he was then serving as Dean. By so doing, he joined evangelist Bil...
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