Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Prophet Omega (real name Omega Townsend, August 27, 1927 - February 28, 1992) was a weekly radio evangelist broadcasting in Nashville, Tennessee on Music Row’s WNAH in the 1970s. He was founder of the Peaceway Temple then located at \"Apartment Q-258 at 488 Lemont Drive\" (the Kenmont Apartments). He has become most known for the recordings of his sermons which became popular among musicians in the 1980s. Prior to entering the \"prophet circuit\" Townsend was a carnival worker."@en }
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- Prophet_Omega abstract "Prophet Omega (real name Omega Townsend, August 27, 1927 - February 28, 1992) was a weekly radio evangelist broadcasting in Nashville, Tennessee on Music Row’s WNAH in the 1970s. He was founder of the Peaceway Temple then located at \"Apartment Q-258 at 488 Lemont Drive\" (the Kenmont Apartments). He has become most known for the recordings of his sermons which became popular among musicians in the 1980s. Prior to entering the \"prophet circuit\" Townsend was a carnival worker.".
- Prophet_Omega comment "Prophet Omega (real name Omega Townsend, August 27, 1927 - February 28, 1992) was a weekly radio evangelist broadcasting in Nashville, Tennessee on Music Row’s WNAH in the 1970s. He was founder of the Peaceway Temple then located at \"Apartment Q-258 at 488 Lemont Drive\" (the Kenmont Apartments). He has become most known for the recordings of his sermons which became popular among musicians in the 1980s. Prior to entering the \"prophet circuit\" Townsend was a carnival worker.".