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486th Australian station in Kununurra
UCB Australia's Vision Radio Network Kununurra is edging closer to its 500th station with this latest installation in the northern part of the country.
Kununurra is the 'Gateway to the East Kimberleys'. The magnificent Lake Argyle is in the region as is the Durack homestead, famed in the writings of
Read more...Report from Madagascar
Recently we recieved this report from Regional Director for Africa, Dr. Roelf Petersen.
There are two current and approved projects in Tana i.e. the radio station in the northern city of Diego Suarez (Antsiranana in Malagasy) and
Read more...UCB USA : A Moving Experience
Change is always in the wind at The Dove in Oregon. For CEO Perry Atkinson, this is becoming a moving experience. Each time more space is needed, Perry’s office is moved. He has probably moved offices four times in the last couple of years.
Read more...UCB Africa : Reaching Northern Madagascar
Roelf Petersen, (UCB Africa) and Chris Fourie, (UCB Alizes) visited northern Madagascar recently to assist with the establishment of a radio station in Diego Suarez. UCB Alizes, was the name chosen as for UCB Africa’s work in the Madagascar region. Alizes refers to the prevailing ocean winds in that part of the world.
Read more...Truth Radio Internet Broadcasting
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Canada
UCB CanadaIt’s hard to believe that Christian radio was illegal in Canada until 1994. Even more amazing when you think that 90% of the Canadian population lives within 200 kilometers of the USA border, home to thosuands of Christian radio stations.
The vision of Christian radio in Canada was first given to the Reverend Gordon Lewis from Cobourg and Linda and Alar Korgemets from Kitchener. UCB International President Hal Short soon joined them in achieving their goal, and after that the advent of UCB Canada was only a matter of time.
Work began in earnest in 2002 and now 102.3 FM in Belleville is on air plus 89.3 FM in Chatham Kent, and The Word For Today also has a Canadian edition. New licences have been approved by the regulatory body (the CRTC) and because of UCB International's support both with resources and financial, UCB Canada is going from strength to strength.
The UCB Canada team owes their growth to hockey pucks, Tim Horten’s coffee, maple syrup, cold winters and a strong team of dedicated people.
UCB International is proud to have UCB Canada as a family member and watch them grow.
Please contact us if you'd like to find out more about UCB Canada or to give us your feedback. We look forward to hearing from you
