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Christian
Radio In Canberra
Did
you know that there is a Christian Radio Station in Canberra?
In fact, Baptists are among the station’s most ardent
supporters. But the station has a strong ecumenical aim and is not aligned with
any one denomination. It is there for all of the churches – and for all
Christians in Canberra. The station plays a range of Christian music, children’s
programs, news (including some news you won’t hear on the commercial
stations), programs for youth, life-style and teaching programs. It now
broadcasts 24 hours a day. The term “Christian music” includes contemporary,
popular music aimed at the up-to-35 age group, although many people outside that
age group love the music because it is contemporary and, unlike much music heard
on the commercial stations, it has a positive message. The station receives no financial support from Government.
It is entirely dependent on a small staff, a number of volunteers and its
members (supporters who pay an annual subscription of $20.00 [students and
pensioners], $52.00 [ordinary members] and $75.00 [families]. Members receive
material from the station each quarter, including a newsletter, program, and a
very popular daily devotional called Word for Today. An annual report and
financial statement is also provided to members. Other support comes from
sponsors (the station is allowed 5 minutes advertising an hour), a small number
of churches and donors. Our church is a supporter and this year donated $250.00
to help maintain the station. We also have a few members. Why not tune in! Give it a good chance by listening to a range of programs. If you want to become involved in this important ecumenical outreach ministry by becoming a member or a volunteer, you can ring the station on 6239 3711. Alternatively, you can pick up a brochure from the church foyer, or at one of the Christian Bookshops. & & & & & & & & & & & & |
| Last updated: 7 December 2002 |