Springfield's Listener-Funded Rock Ministry
ChristianRock.Net started in 1998 as one programmer's fix for not finding Christian rock on the radio dial and grew into a listener-funded nonprofit network broadcasting from Springfield, Missouri.
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ChristianRock.Net started in 1998 as one programmer's fix for not finding Christian rock on the radio dial and grew into a listener-funded nonprofit network broadcasting from Springfield, Missouri.
Vision Christian Radio operates 875 transmitters across Australia, grown from a single 1999 signal in Beaudesert, Queensland into one of the country's largest radio footprints, funded by listener-backed Visionathon appeals.
Christmas Piano is the seasonal channel of Epic Piano, an eleven-station piano-only network powered by RauteMusik, one of Europe's largest internet radio operations, offering commentary-free holiday piano instead of pop covers.
Harmony Radio began as a homemade Shoutcast station four friends launched just before Christmas 2012, and has grown into a family- and Christian-friendly internet station built on live shows and classic hits.
Family Radio launched in 1959 and grew into one of America's largest Christian broadcasters before a failed 2011 end-times prediction nearly ended it. Here is how the network stepped away from that legacy and rebuilt itself around mainstream Bible teaching.
Avinu is a personal-project Christian radio station built around classic hymns, spirituals, and southern gospel, named for the Hebrew word for "our father" and guided by strict criteria favoring hymn writers like Isaac Watts and Fanny Crosby.
Ephphatha Radio is a Malayalam Christian radio ministry run by the Archdiocese of Thalassery in Kerala, India, named after the Aramaic word Jesus spoke to heal a deaf man in the Gospel of Mark.
Πειραϊκή Εκκλησία 91.2 FM was the first ecclesiastical radio station in Greece, broadcasting from the Holy Metropolis of Piraeus since 1988 with liturgy, theology and cultural programming.
Orthodox Sentinel Radio, a nonprofit ministry station out of Spring, Texas, streams Orthodox Christian sermons and teaching worldwide, arriving at a moment when American Orthodoxy is seeing a genuine wave of online-driven converts.
Project 88.7 is Boise's Christian rap and hip-hop station, part of a faith-based network that began in 1990 as KTSY, now riding a genre wave that Lecrae helped push into the mainstream.
Loving Life FM 103.1 is the volunteer-run community station of Grafton, NSW, broadcasting since 1999 in a town famous for Australia's oldest floral festival.
KHPE Hope 107.9 has been broadcasting Contemporary Christian music across Oregon's Willamette Valley since 1969, when KWIL launched an FM companion station in Albany. Owned by Extra Mile Media, it covers Albany to Eugene at 100,000 watts with a mission as direct as its call letters: bringing hope to life.