Moody Radio

Gettysburg, S.D. – the sister city to Gettysburg, Pa. – is about 49 miles north of the S.D state capital of Pierre and is the county seat of Potter County. The main economy of Gettysburg revolves around farming and agri-business. Recreational sports such as fishing, hunting and boating are very popular in this area.

The Huron Satellator first signed on in January 1999. It broadcasts to Beadle County, S.D. with a potential of reaching over 17,000 people. Huron Christian Radio is the local sponsor of Moody Radio and pays for local Satellator operating expenses in Huron. It also pays for the Translator expenses in Carpenter, SD.

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The Moody Radio Mena Satellator signed on the air October 21, 2005. Prior to being its own Satellator, the Mena station was a translator of a former Moody Radio affiliate radio station based out of Hot Springs, Ariz. The Mena Satellator has a potential of reaching nearly 6,000 people in the Mena area.

Moody Radio signed on the Winnemucca Satellator April 3, 2001 and serves the town of Winnemucca, Nev. With a transmitter site at the top of Winnemucca Mountain, many highway travelers on Interstate 80 and US Route 95 highways can tune into Moody Radio on 88.9 FM. Winnemucca Evangelical Christian Fellowship is the primary sponsor of Moody Radio's...

Freeport, Ill. About Moody Radio's presence in Freeport, Ill. dates back to the early 1980s when WDLM-FM in East Moline, Ill. was rebroadcast on an FM translator. As the FM band became more congested, the station was switched to the more consistent satellite feed on August 23, 1995. Today it broadcasts at 38 watts of power on 90.1 FM to a...

Three separate Satellator inquiries from Safford, Morenci and Clifton, Ariz. in the mid 1990s led to Moody Radio's first and only "Super Satellator" on 88.7 FM. It currently broadcasts to listeners in Graham and Greenlee Counties in southeast Arizona. The Satellator transmits with a power of 250 watts from the top of Guthrie Peak...

Moody Radio's Johnson City, Tenn. Satellator signed on the air November 26, 1996 with 10-watts of power and moved to our current frequency of 90.1 FM in 2010. With a transmitter site on Holston Mountain, the station reaches a potential population of almost 40,000 people. Our volunteer technician is a former instructor for Moody Aviation from...

Moody Radio first came to Mitchell, Ind. as a Satellator with 13-watts of power on 89.9 FM in February 1994, and it covered much of Lawrence County. 1,000-watts was added to an upgraded Mitchell tower site on 88.1 FM on August 22, 2001 and can now be heard as far south as Salem and north beyond Bloomington to the main campus of Indiana University.

The Tahlequah Satellator first signed on in November 1994. It made a minor frequency change in 2011 to 88.5 FM in an effort to improve signal coverage in the city. The Satellator now broadcasts to a population of nearly 15,000. The original building of the Tahlequah Satellator was funded in large part by many Moody Bible Institute and Wheaton...