Christian Associates of Southwest Pennsylvania (CASP) is a 35-year-old organization whose mission is to provide “a unifying voice in the name of Jesus Christ for the mission of the Gospel and the wholeness of communities.”  It serves ten counties and is made up of 24 denominations, representing 2,000 congregations and 1 million members.  CASP’s ministry is primarily media – print, web, radio and TV – but also includes jail ministry, indigent burial and flood relief.

CATV now broadcasts digitally on Pittsburgh’s Comcast channel 95.  Bj Randolph, director of communications, said the broadcasts reach 600,000 homes – 100,000 in the city of Pittsburgh.