The chapter begins with a survey of developments since the ban on the broadcast of religious services in early 1939. It pays great attention to the partial resumption of religious broadcasts with occasional church services from March to April 1945 and the support given by Hans Fritzsche. The services were restricted to the Protestant Church. Concocted attempts to combine Nazi and Christian ideals, e.g. the Resurrection of Christ with an imminent turn in Reich military fortunes, are examined.