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A highlight of the November team visit was the formal launch of the station attended by a huge crowd representing Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia of course. The station high on a hill reaches the Kissi people and as we visited three churches on Sunday in Sierra Leone we were accepted and asked to stay and join them.
My greeting and emphasis to the church was,
'the station is theirs not ours, it's yours"! I shared about giving and receiving. This is our gift to them. They are to use it as the gospel is offered that can make life changing impact on many of the three million audience in the broadcast path in the three countries. The station is a uniting instrument to the English and French speaking audience.
My greeting and emphasis to the church was,
'the station is theirs not ours, it's yours"! I shared about giving and receiving. This is our gift to them. They are to use it as the gospel is offered that can make life changing impact on many of the three million audience in the broadcast path in the three countries. The station is a uniting instrument to the English and French speaking audience.
The remote Foya area requires solar power to operate the station.
The staff from VOX radio in Marshall (Monrovia) Liberia will lead the station operations and train the local staff during the next months.
The 100 foot tower on the 300 foot tall hill will reach 3 million people in three countries with not only gospel programs but music, news and sports programming all tailored to the local audience.
