About Us

The Christian TV company Blagovest-Media is famous for almost 15 years of work.

Blagovest-Media is the only interdenominational organization in Russia that works for the dialogue and mutual understanding between two Churches – sisters, Catholic and Orthodox through mass media and to strengthen these interdenominational contacts. Our documentaries receive awards and diplomas of the international Festivals in Italy, Poland, USA, and also the only award to a video program in Moscow by Alexy, the Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia.

Blagovest Media develops TV and video projects in production of original films and programs and co-production.

Working moment in Rome1. Blagovest-Media is the center for distribution of Christian programs to the Russian TV channels and vice versa

We distribute world Christian films and programs to Russian TV channels and the distribution of Russian Christian cinema to TV channels in Western Europe and in Americas. To date our Christian network consists of 14 active Russian based TV channels including regional and All-Russian — satellite and digital.

The vice versa option is also true.  Blagovest-Media is the center for distribution of the Orthodox productions to the TV channels of Europe and the world.
Congratulation2. Interdenominational initiatives

We implement inter-denominational projects in cooperation with international Christian organizations.

Blagovest-Media is open to creating partnerships with both Russian and international TVs, Orthodox and Catholic studios. Several projects were made in cooperation with Veritas Video Production (Ireland), EWTN (USA), Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, and Ce Tel Mon TV (Spain) etc.
Helen Ignatieva and Nick Goryachkin3. TV and video archive

Blagovest-Media is ready to assist Christian studios throughout the world in their production of films about Russia and Russian spiritual life.

Blagovest-Media has its own video archives on the political and religious life of Russia, from the beginning of the 20th century up until the time of glasnost and perestroika. Cinema materials of the tsarist times, 1917 revolution in Russia, archive material of anti-religious actions, and the repression of freedom of speech and human rights defense movements, will be of special interest. Another topic is Russia’s rich culture in the 20th century, beginning with Solzhenitsyn and Brodsky /Open for purchase/