Story by Jerry Woods
WGTS 91.9 listeners joined together to keep the ministry fully funded during the recent Fall Fundraiser. Close to 3,000 listeners gave a total of 110-percent in donations to meet the fundraising goal and to keep the station running strong for the next six months.
Story by WGTS Staff
WGTS 91.9 morning hosts Jerry Woods (pictured left) and Blanca Vega (pictured above), and midday host Becky Alignay recently played “daredevils” for a good cause. The three of them rappelled down the side of the 17-story Hyatt Regency Tysons Corner Center (Va.) for the “Over the Edge” campaign.
Historia de V. Michelle Bernard
WGBZ 88.3, la nueva señal de radio cristiana de WGTS, salió al aire este verano gracias a las generosas donaciones de los oyentes que querían ayudar a alcanzar la costa este de Maryland con el mensaje de esperanza y plenitud de Cristo.
WGBZ 88.3, la nouvelle station de radio chrétienne de WGTS, a émis en direct durant cet été grâce aux généreux dons des auditeurs qui voulaient aider à atteindre la côte est de Maryland avec le message d'espoir et de plénitude du Christ.
Story by Jerry Woods
WGTS 91.9 is celebrating the expansion of the ministry to the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Delaware.
The station just hosted a sign-on party from the Washington, D.C., area studios. Donors, staff, and listeners joined together in-person, on the air, and online to see the new station sign on for the first time. In March, generous donors shared enough funds to purchase station WRAU from American University in Washington, D.C. The station’s new call letters are WGBZ, Ocean City, Md., and it is on the dial at 88.3, FM. It will cover over 500,000 residents in the Eastern Shore region.