I don't know where I'd be. You know, without some support. Like, you know, it's just the encouragement that I can turn on the radio at home and in my vehicle here--Christian Radio--and and just tune the world out and remember the stories in the Bible. Like you know, everything there. When I'm sitting here, just kind of observing, I open [TWFYT] up and the word there, the message there just gives me strength. It gives me hope and it constantly takes me back to God's word and it helps me with issues. We tend to get down so easy sometimes. I believe that it's not God's way to let that happen.

About a week ago, I was driving to Kingston with my grandson, who is 12 years old, and I always listen to UCB. That's the only thing on in my truck. But I said Ace, would you like to pick a station to listen to? And he said, “Oh, no, grandma. Christian radio is just fine with me.” I was just thrilled to hear him say that and to know that he was eager to listen to more Christian music. He's made a commitment to Christ and he listens to Christian radio. His mom and stepfather listen to Christian music. So he was just happy to--to listen to it.

For many years, my brother, he was ill and undiagnosed. He'd be fine. Then not fine. In times of stress, he hears voices or thoughts. They're usually really awful. In recent years, he discovered that if he only listens to UCB Christian radio and not other types of music that he used to when he was younger, that when he wakes up, he doesn't hear the voices he hears the lyrics from the songs on UCB Radio. And hears all the time words about God and praise and mercy. And UCB seems to just wipe out what the other voices are trying to say.