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Public Libraries Expand Digital Collections with Pure Flix Streaming

Patrons at 70 North American public libraries can now access the faith-based streaming service Pure Flix for free using their library cards. The partnership between Fairfax-based Library Ideas and Great American Media brings family-friendly movies and series—including original programming—directly to home devices and mobile platforms.

Public Libraries Expand Digital Collections with Pure Flix Streaming
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The rollout includes major systems such as Maricopa County in Arizona and the Fresno County Public Library in California. This integration allows users to stream content like Ainsley McGregor Mysteries and When Hope Calls: Brookfield across smart TVs, tablets, and computers. The service focuses on uplifting, values-driven entertainment, featuring performers such as Candace Cameron Bure and Danica McKellar.

Brian Downing, CEO of Library Ideas, noted that the move addresses a growing community demand for digital content that appeals to multiple generations. By incorporating this catalog, libraries aim to provide a sustainable, high-usage service that complements existing collections. For Pure Flix, the deal represents a significant expansion into the public sector, leveraging Library Ideas’ existing network of over 10,000 institutions globally to reach new audiences seeking accessible, feel-good programming.

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