I used to be homeless, slept on the street back in the days in England. I have been blessed today with a wife, four daughters and a son. We got two homes. We got six cars sometimes. So my goal is to just keep on giving. When I'm down your--your song comes on, a message comes on, boom! Back at it again. Right? So the--the most important thing is you guys are encouragers. You're always encouraging us when we listen on the other side. Because nobody knows what everybody is going through, right? Now that you told me that you guys can pray for me, I'll definitely be using you guys for prayer line as well. Thank you so much.

When it first started here in in Windsor, I was recovering from a bleeding in the brain, and so I have never stopped listening since then. During that time, like God was extremely close. So as I recovered, he stayed like very, very close. Like when I prayed it was answered basically like within seconds, most of it, some took a little bit longer, but the radio has helped me to keep my mind straight and basically why I have never stopped listening because it is encouraging and it helped me keep focused.

You know when you're alone, you're driving alone and you're far from home -- It's inspiring because of the music and the words. I know there's other sisters and brothers. We're tripping along and I don't feel alone. My spirit is fed. And I I feel such joy and peace and comfort. And the word through the music, it's life and it breathes in into my spirit: encouragement. That's why I want to give to UCB.