We have new stations to build. Our locations are : Cole Indiana, Liberty Indiana, Morganfield Kentucky, Carmi Illinois, Hopkinsville Kentucky, Columbus, Indiana, and many more.
Many radio stations have a budget of 1.5 million dollars each time they build a radio station. ($1,500,000 dollars.)
We can completely build one of our stations for $15,000 dollars. We utilize low cost antennas, volunteer installers, prime used equipment and other means to make sure we are good stewards of the money we receive.
Everyone is looking for ways to bring money into their organization. Is this a good thing to do? Here is what we are accomplishing with the help of our volunteers and the lead of our example Christ Jesus.
We are a non-commercial educational corporation desiring to use media to help our brothers and sisters in ways that impact them daily. We have volunteers from many different churches and organizations.
We receive calls and letters daily from people who are inspired by the programming we air. Our programming supports families, individuals, and those in need.
We have met people who have told us how the programming aired on our stations has led them to change something in their life that has held them back.
We meet people who have had fear, low self esteem, and other issues who have overcome them to make a better life for themselves and their families.
Broadcasting a message of Hope and allowing those in our communities to uplift, empower, inspire, and advance the lives of those whose paths we cross is our goal.
Join with us. Consider being a monthly or one time donor. Our address is PO Box 846 Greenfield, IN 46140. Please consult your tax advisor concerning donations.
We are currently looking for new sites near Willow Branch, IN; Wilkinson, IN; Cole, IN; Mt Comfort, IN; Arcadia, IN; Milroy, IN; Carmi, IL; Hopkinsville, KY; Clifford, IN; and many more. In some cases we can put a 40 to 50 foot tower similar to a tv tower in a residential area to rebroadcast our signals.
Rebroadcast WJCF In Your City _ Part 15 Neighborhood Transmitter
Sometimes we are asked to place a new station broadcasting WJCF in a new city. We have a page about financing the construction of a station but we also have another option that some of our listeners have expressed interest in.
The FCC allows anyone to rebroadcast their favorite music on what is called a “Part 15” station. This is an accepted practice of using FCC frequencies to establish a transmission system which meets FCC Rules in any area. Most internet links including WiFi and wireless routers use this technology. This transmitter cannot cause interference to a licensed station. It may cover only a small area. Many XM systems use this technology.
You can receive the WJCF signal via over the air or broadband and then retransmit the signal for us. You and a few neighbors will be able to listen at home if you don’t receive us well now.
We can assist with the technology…call for details.
