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.

When I first moved to Canada, I was just by myself and that's when I got introduced to UCB, and when I started listening to it all those times when I was alone by myself, God helped me through his songs and through difficult time. And now, like, I'm not alone anymore. I have a wonderful family. I have my husband and my two kids with me now. And when some of the songs that I used to listen to when I was by myself come up on the radio. Now I go like, Oh my God, look how my life has changed now.

Been in Fort McMurray now for 20, almost 25 years. So of course coming up here, I did get away from God, but in probably the last 3-4 years ended up going through some stuff. I lost my job and just think after going through that stuff and and getting back with God and getting back to church and just getting my family introduced to God again definitely changed my life and I have that radio station on pretty much 24/7 on in the house. My kids listen to it now. My teenagers and I've been listening to the radio station. Every song is just kind of gets me in that mood. When I go to work now I have it on, at work and people get in the truck and you know, they're kind of chuckle sometimes, but you know, it's just something that I think that resonates with my heart and my soul. With the times that we're in right now and the things that we're going through that I just believe this radio station is very important because we need Jesus right now, that's for sure. Everything that's happened in our lives in the last couple of years has been amazing and it's just been, it's great to see this radio station and the stuff that it's doing for people.