About Michael Mullen

In 1976, Michael Mullen was writing a book about the horrendous sinking of the U.S.S. Indianapolis, based upon Top Secret papers released to him by President Gerald Ford prior to leaving office. Every major publishing house in America clamored for his book, when suddenly, Mullen was visited by the Man on the Burial Shroud of Turin who told him, "Do not write that (U.S.S. Indianapolis). Write this (War of the Angels)."

War of the Angels is a Divinely Inspired work about multiple journeys into a celestial world where good and evil angels were at war. Written thirty-three years ago, the Prophecies shown to him by the Man on the Shroud incredibly reads like today's headlines. You may now read it for free at www.waroftheangels.com. It is about Supernatural Encounters, as experienced by a very credible source.

Michael Mullen worked in the National Basketball Association for ten years, where he helped pioneer NBA franchises into the computer age. He was the first person to fully automate an NBA franchise. He was first to create a commercial basketball site on the world wide web when he designed and maintained the original site for Prodigy. He was recognized at the NCAA Coaches Convention as the top computer analyst in basketball, and his accomplishments were acknowledged by the White House and the U.S. Senate.

After he figured out how to do the basketball website, he then created the first online church in the world. It was known then as, "Christian Superhighway Network (CSN)." It had little success back then because nobody knew what the Internet was. Now it has been visited by millions.

While Mullen was in the National Basketball Association he developed many contacts. One day an aquantance tipped him off with some "Insider" information about a new invention called, "audio streaming." Mullen then broadcast the first Christian Internet show ever, called "WOTA Weekend." Nobody heard it. External speakers were rare back then. Excited about the future of Internet radio, Mullen changed the name of his Christian site to "Christian Superhighway Broadcasting Network." CSBN was born. Today it remains the longest-running Christian Internet network in the world. And Ranking.com ranks it Number One in its category of Religion_Spiritual/Internet Broadcasting.