Kelowna, Hope is on the Air

We believe God is moving in this city. And we want to partner with churches, families, and believers to make sure hope is heard — not just on Sundays, but all week long.

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You love your church. It’s where your faith is strengthened, friendships are built, and you’re reminded of God’s goodness.

But life doesn’t stop after Sunday.

Between work, family schedules, and the noise of the world, it can be hard to stay encouraged during the week.

That’s why UCB Radio is coming to Kelowna.

UCB Radio isn’t replacing the church. We're coming along side it.

UCB Radio will be sharing positive, faith-filled content with the Kelowna community — any time you need it:

Uplifting Christian music that helps you start your day with peace
Short devotionals that keep you grounded in God’s Word
Stories of hope from people across Canada
Daily encouragement to help you stay connected to Jesus in every season

“The church fills your heart on Sunday — UCB Radio helps keep it filled all week.”

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What Listeners Across Canada Are Saying

I actually used to listen to Sirius satellite radio, and I have PTSD. I'm a police officer and just listening to that Christian music has really helped me through some dark moments, so if this channel can help some other people through dark moments, that's great. Yeah, we don't do satellite radio anymore, so I thought I'd move my my satellite radio subscription over and give you guys a donation instead.

Kerry

It is hope that gets me through every day-knowing that God is in control of all things and in his way, his time, he will take this crazy, mixed up world of his, he will put everything and everyone of his children back on their feet. All will be well again. Without Hope, what do we have that is worth keeping.

Shirley

We lost my sister about 12 years ago now and there was a song that just came on the radio and it was just hit me. Praise the Lord, Oh my soul. And then the ending there where it says that, you know, “when my time has come, still my soul will be praising.” And my sister was a newly convert. And I know where she is because, you know, of her aversion to Christ and how she, you know, asked for forgiveness and--and God came into her heart, and it was very evident. And I know that, you know, she is with the Lord right now and someday I'll see her again. And that song was just so, so encouraging to my soul. So that was wonderful.

Carla