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Rejoice Radio

Type	Radio network
Branding	Rejoice Radio
Country	United States
Owner	Pensacola Christian College, Inc.[1]
Launch date	December1996[2]
Webcast	Streaming
Official website	rejoice.org

Rejoice Radio is a network ofChristian radiostations airing a format ofChristian talk and teaching andChristian music. The network is owned byPensacola Christian College.^[1]

Since 1971, Rejoice Radio has broadcast Christian music and programs to encourage listeners and witness in the community. In the early 1970s, Dr. Arlin Horton was inspired to start a Christian radio station for listeners along the upper Gulf Coast. On June 21, 1971,WPCS began operation. In December 1996,WPCS expanded its outreach by broadcasting the Rejoice Broadcasting Network on its first translator station inEugene, Oregon.^[2]Now through the financial support of its listeners, Rejoice Radio is broadcast on over 40 stations and the Internet, reaching listeners across America and around the world. Rejoice Radio continues the vision of broadcastingChristian music and programming to encourage believers and provide a gospel witness in the community.

On June 21, 1971,WPCS signed on the air as an educational, noncommercial, nonprofit, Christian radio ministry for the northwest Florida area. From its frequency 89.3 FM,WPCS broadcast Christian programming 17 hours a day.

In 1985WPCS began broadcasting 24 hours a day.In 1987WPCS moved to a new tower, and the frequency changed to 89.5 FM.In 1988WPCS moved to its current location in the Visual and Performing Arts building ofPensacola Christian College.In December 1996, the Rejoice Broadcast Network began with its first station inEugene, Oregon.

1997

• RBN became available on the Internet, extending its ministry to listeners around the globe.
• In March, the translator ofToledo, Oregon 88.7 FM began broadcasting.
• In June, the translator ofVero Beach, Florida 88.5 FM began broadcasting.
• In October, the translator ofKlamath Falls, Oregon 89.9 FM began broadcasting.
• In December, the translator ofKalamazoo, Michigan 91.7 FM began broadcasting andMuskegon, Michigan 90.7 FM began broadcasting.

1998

• In January, the translator ofRockford, Illinois 91.9 FM began broadcasting,Las Cruces, New Mexico 91.9 FM began broadcasting, andTalent, Oregon 89.7 FM began broadcasting.
• In April, the translator ofGrand Junction, Colorado 91.7 FM began broadcasting andHattiesburg, Mississippi 91.1 FM began broadcasting.
• In May, the translator ofKankakee, Illinois 89.3 FM began broadcasting.
• In July, the translator ofTerre Haute, Indiana 91.3 FM began broadcasting.
• In August, the translator ofSalisbury, Maryland 89.9 FM began broadcasting.
• In September, the translator ofManhattan, Kansas 90.7 FM began broadcasting.
• In October, the translator ofFort Wayne, Indiana 89.7 FM began broadcasting,Wabash, Indiana 88.5 FM began broadcasting,Benton Harbor, Michigan 90.3 FM began broadcasting, andWausau, Wisconsin 90.3 FM began broadcasting.
• In November, the translator ofWarsaw, Indiana 91.3 FM began broadcasting,Mansfield, Pennsylvania 89.1 FM began broadcasting, andCasper, Wyoming 89.7 FM began broadcasting.
• In December, the translator ofGreat Falls, Montana 90.3 FM began broadcasting andKalispell, Montana 90.5 FM began broadcasting.

1999

• In April, the translator ofGrand Island, Nebraska 89.7 FM began broadcasting.
• In June, the translator ofWheeling, West Virginia 89.7 FM began broadcasting.
• In August, the translator ofWest Schuyler, New York 88.5 FM began broadcasting. In October, the translator ofLafayette, Indiana 92.7 FM began broadcasting.

2000

• In March, the translator ofRome, Georgia 90.9 FM began broadcasting.

2002

• In January, the translator ofJohnson City, Tennessee 89.1 FM began broadcasting.
• In April, the translator ofElmira, New York 88.9 FM began broadcasting.
• In June, the translator ofSioux City, Iowa 91.9 FM began broadcasting. In November, the translator ofWilliamsport, Indiana 91.1 FM began broadcasting.

2003

• In March, the translator ofMeridian, Mississippi 89.7 FM began broadcasting.
• In July, the translator ofTwin Falls, Idaho 89.3 FM began broadcasting.
• In October, the translator ofWoodrow, Texas 91.5 FM began broadcasting.

In January 2004, the translator ofHuntsville, Texas 91.1 FM began broadcasting.

On April 23, 2010, the full-power stationKPCS 89.7 FM began broadcasting in the Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota area.

In 2015 Rejoice Radio became available on mobile devices.

On February 10, 2017, the full-power stationKRRB 88.1 FM began broadcasting in theBoise, Idaho area.

In October 2018, the low-power station WJQY-LP 101.1 FM began broadcasting in theWilson, North Carolina area.

Rejoice Radio is home to multiple online streaming options.

Rejoice Radio is available to listen to via online stream anywhere in the world.

Rejoice Radio is heard on 41 stations and 2 affiliates. The network's flagship station isWPCS inPensacola, Florida.^[2][3]

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• Rejoice Radio's official website

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• American radio networks

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