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Salem Communications Acquires SermonSpice.com


Salem Church Products, a division of Salem Communications, has acquired SermonSpice.com, an online provider of church media for local churches and ministries. SermonSpice, which began in 2004 as a distribution site for worship videos and sermon illustrations, has relationships with over 2,000 Christian filmmakers, providing thousands of sermon illustrations, worship backgrounds, and church countdowns to churches looking for professionally produced worship media.

"We're excited about this acquisition and what it provides to the churches we serve around the world," said Salem Church Products GM Andrew Pino. "Adding SermonSpice to our existing church media resources, WorshipHouseMedia.com and WorshipHouseKids.com, allows us to deliver every form of media a pastor or church leader needs for their ministry."

"Our desire is that Salem will take SermonSpice to the next level for the kingdom of God," added SermonSpice CEO George Temple. "Salem Communications has the marketing power and team of experts to get SermonSpice in front of many new church leaders and content producers. This will broaden both the customer base and attract the best new content available for the success and profitability of all involved."

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