«Telekanal Spas (+7h)» is a Russian Orthodox Christian television channel owned and operated by the Moscow Patriarchate of the Russian Orthodox Church. It was launched on November 1, 2005, and broadcasts a variety of religious content, including live broadcasts of services from various churches and cathedrals across Russia, documentaries on various aspects of Orthodox Christianity, programs on faith and spirituality, and talk shows featuring prominent figures in the Russian Orthodox Church.

The channel's programming is primarily aimed at a Russian-speaking audience, though it also broadcasts some content in other languages. It is available through cable and satellite television providers in Russia and other countries, as well as online streaming services.

«Telekanal Spas (+7h)» is one of the most popular religious television channels in Russia. It has been credited with playing a significant role in the revival of Orthodoxy in the country, particularly among younger generations. The channel's programming is often seen as a counterpoint to secular media, offering a positive and hopeful view of life and society. However, it has also been criticized for its close ties to the Russian Orthodox Church and its support for the Russian government.

The channel's name, «Telekanal Spas (+7h)», is a combination of the Russian words for “television channel” (телеканал), “salvation” (спасение), and the number “7”. The “+7h” part of the name refers to the channel's broadcasting schedule, which is seven hours ahead of Moscow time.