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How to stream Dove Channel live

Looking for family-friendly entertainment? The Dove Channel comes with its own rating system.

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Wholesome family entertainment is a niche that media companies are beginning to step into. Witness, for example, the emergence of Frndly as a streaming service built on the concept of parents and kids watching TV together. Even before Frndly, the Dove Channel was there to deliver programming meeting certain standards for decency. Here’s what you need to know about streaming it online.

What is the Dove Channel?

The Dove Channel was created in 2015 as an extension of the Dove Foundation’s work in informing parents about family-friendly entertainment. The channel hosts TV shows and movies that largely lean toward a Christian outlook. Content is sortable via six elements that make up the Dove Rating System: Sexuality, language, violence, drug and alcohol use, and nudity.

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How to stream the Dove Channel: Watch family-friendly entertainment online

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