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Texting Campaign to Provide Food for Haiti |
Convoy of Hope launched a texting campaign today with the goal of raising $2 million that can provide 10 million meals for hungry children and families in Haiti. How To Help » |
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Central Kentucky's Southern Gospel Music Station is 770 AM WCGW.
For over 20 years WCGW has been ministering to the Bluegrass through local and national teaching programs along with the very best in Southern Gospel Music.
Wake up to John Wells and Ronnie Hupp with news, traffic, weather, school closings and delays. Afternoons with Bruce Edwards gets you home safely with traffic and weather, your requests, and the Top 5 @ 5 Countdown.
770 AM WCGW is the official voice of the National Quartet Convention.
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Featured Program: The Voice of the Appalachians |
The Voice of the Appalachians radio broadcast was founded by old-time evangelist B. R. Lakin and his friend Al Huber in 1967. Dr. Lakin developed a burden to reach with the gospel the Appalachian region where he was born and reared. He sought to minister to the thousands of souls nestled within the hills and hollows of this land by use of the air waves and radio technology.
Due to failing health, Dr. Lakin asked Louis Arnold to continue the Voice of the Appalachians broadcast in 1974. Dr. Arnold, a great personal friend of Brother Lakin, was an accomplished church planter and also known as the "flying evangelist" who would pilot a plane to his meetings and on occasion preach from the air using powerful amplifiers designed for his aircraft. For twenty-one years Brother Arnold was the speaker for the broadcast with Al Huber continuing as announcer, affectionately introducing Dr. Arnold to radio listeners as "your friend and mine".
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