What is essential? That’s a question we’ve been collectively wrestling with in 2020. We’ve learned there are things we can do without, and things we need more than ever. Things like connection, hope, and encouragement.
“If I choose my mood then I'm going to stay in that mood. If I'm upset I'd pick an upsetting playlist. But when I listen to KLRC, it's just uplifting. " Alyssa recently discovered KLRC, in the middle of a rough day. "I didn't get the promotion that I thought I was going to get.
In March, we made the decision to postpone our on-air fundraiser. One of the core reasons we exist is to love and serve our community well, and we knew that fulfilling that mission would take 100% of our focus. Since making that decision, we have seen Jesus and His hope in the way you responded!.
Joe and Jen Butler started Ability Tree to provide a place of rest for families like theirs who are facing the challenge of raising a child with special needs. They shared how KLRC not only provides them encouragement with music, but also gives them a platform to share their mission of hope for our community.
There are certain pivotal moments in life that change us forever. For Jordan, that moment came during her junior year of high school when her doctor spoke just three words: “You have diabetes. ” Jordan’s life changed dramatically the day that she received her diagnosis.
The last few days have been amazing, and we could not more be grateful! We heard so many powerful stories and saw God do such incredible things, including providing (through you, our listening family) 99% of our Fall Fundraiser need!.
I am writing to share my gratitude with you for your selfless and gracious gifts that keep KLRC on the air. Last spring, my friends at KLRC invited me to share my story with you. Maybe you remember hearing it? I found KLRC on my 20th day of recovery from alcoholism.
It’s the best kind of news you can hear early on a Monday morning. I remember walking into the studio and checking our KLRC email. Over the weekend, we had received a note from Shelly in Park Hill, Oklahoma.
I'm guilty of inflating my role in things pretty often. Given the chance, I tend to make things "the Isaac show" in my own head. This obviously spills over into my relationship with God.
What a week it’s been! On Friday morning we wrapped up the on-air portion of KLRC’s 2019 Spring Fundraiser. We are thankful and thrilled that over 1900 of you chose to share hope in Jesus through a gift of support to KLRC.
