I've been in Fort McMurray for a couple of years, but I listen to UCB every day in my car at home. It connects me sometimes I think more than going to church connects me just the music and how music generally impacts our soul. And when you put Jesus in the mix of that music, it makes an incredible impact on your life. It really does. Even if you don't have, you know, like minded people around you or you know you're struggling to find a church just having Jesus come through that music into my heart and into my life every day. It's amazing. I couldn't--I couldn't change it, I wouldn't change it. I love this station and I love God.

My husband died earlier this year and a lot of things changed in my life when that happened and I just find that UCB really gives me the encouragement I need and uplifts me and it's very comforting even on a sad day. It can be a lifeline sometimes and it really helps me get through. And lifts my heart.

I have been a sporadic donor to UCB and never realized how much it meant to me until this past winter. My wife has been ill for a while but this year she was hospitalized. Listening to UCB and hearing the message of hope got me through those drives. I realized that it was exactly what I needed to hear during this time. My wife unfortunately passed away last week, but I know that she is with Jesus now and that she is healed. Thank you UCB for your ministry.