The Great Ice Cream Giveaway!

At Liferadio 90.3, we're celebrating the joy of summer and National Ice Cream Month--with the Great Ice Cream Giveaway. All during the month of July, be listening for your chance to win free ice cream gift certificates from local businesses 3 time a day. Giveaways are during "Life Support" with David and Harriet from 6:30AM-9AM, "Joy In the Morning" with Kristin from 9AM-NOON, and "CleanAir in the Afternoon" with JP from 3PM-5PM.

What better way to celebrate the joy of summer--than The Great Ice Cream Giveaway, on Liferadio 90.3 FM!

“Unforgiveness”

Bitterness defiles everything and everyone it comes in contact with! So forgive!!

“Sense the Fall”

Come and join us for Praise and Worship @ Life Church in Sikeston across from Lowes.

Life Radio 90.3 FM receives Merit Award from the Missouri Broadcaster's Association in

"DJ Category"

JP traveled to the Missouri Broadcaster's Association Convention at Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri to accept our first ever award for KLUH-FM, Life Radio 90.3 on June 5th, 2010! The Certificate of Merit was in the "DJ Category", for an entry of the interview with "Last Youth Comic Standing" contestant and winner, Jackie Dilday.

Here's a picture of the award.

Canada Mission Trip

This summer I had the privilege of joining the TRCC campus ministry on a mission trip to Canada. From May 23-June 6 my team and I traveled within Northern Ontario, it’s a large providence in Canada, with the goal/mission to reach out to the First Nations people of Canada. The First Nations’ live on Indian Reserves and some live in the city of Thunder Bay. While we were there we lived in both locations.

The picture above of the drum is the entrance to Grassy Narrows, the Indian Reserve we lived at for a week. Grassy Narrows is an hour in driving time away from a highway, so it is very much secluded and to itself. The people who live on the reserve are all First Nations people – except for Pastor Paul and his wife Kim. Pastor Paul and Kim (pictured above) are missionaries from South Korea (Paul and Kim are their English names). English is their second language, Korean being their first, but they still use their broken-English to speak to the Natives. The older natives speak their native-tongue, Ojibwe (the writing on the drum picture is Ojibwe). But most of the Natives know some English and the children primarily speak English.

Our mission while at Grassy Narrows was to help Pastor Paul and Kim with the work they do at their church at Grassy. We did a lot of service projects because their were twenty-two of us there to work. While there we painted their church (see the picture above of their church after being painted), organized the inside of the church, painted the inside of the reserves Complex (it’s like a youth center to us), and helped in church service on Sunday.

Also while there we had two evenings that we invited the children of Grassy Narrows to come for a movie night and supper night at the church. I enjoyed getting to play with the children and get to know them. We made beaded key chains with the children one evening that told the story of Jesus (black bead representing sin, red was Jesus blood, white is being pure when you accept Jesus blood to erase your sin, green representing growth and your relationship with Jesus, and yellow representing being in Heaven one day eternally with Jesus). The children loved this activity and all wanted to know what the different colors stood for – it was a great way to share Jesus with them!

The second week of the mission trip was spent in Thunder Bay. While there my team and I volunteered at Grace Place and Eagles Cry; both volunteer-ran places that serve meals to people who come in off the streets. I was blessed by the dedication of the regular volunteers and their desire to see salvations of the people who come through their doors.

Other adventures while in Northern Ontario were hiking up Mt. McKay (we prayed over Thunder Bay once at top of mountain - see above picture), seeing Kakabeca Falls, and visiting the Cascades in a park at Thunder Bay. Also, my team and I saw a total of two black bear and moose while in Canada! I enjoyed seeing the many different beautiful works of art God has made!

I thoroughly enjoyed my time in Canada and want to thank God for the experience. If you have any questions about my experience while in Canada, feel free to email me your questions at info@dcmliferadio.org.

Kristin Gearhart

"Most Creative Show Title" Contest

Congratulations to our winner of the "Most Creative Show Title" Contest, Jamie Eubanks, from Poplar Bluff, MO. His entry was "Joy In the Morning", which will now be the NEW name of Kristin's show, Weekdays from 9A.M.-12P.M!

The winner will receive a gift card for 1 Dozen Donuts or Cookies, from The Donut House Bakery and Deli in Poplar Bluff, Missouri and had their name announced on-air during the "Lunch-Hour Worship Jam" on Friday, March 12th. Thanks to Mike and Cherri Cook from The Donut House Bakery and Deli for providing us with the gift card to give away.

"I Love My Pastor" Contest

Life Radio, 90.3 FM Today's Christian Hits of Poplar Bluff, conducted a contest called "I Love My Pastor." Listeners were asked to submit the name and contact of their pastor. The pastor whose name was drawn would receive a check for $300 to purchase a new suit. Seventy-five different pastors were entered into the contest from area towns and cities including Fred Applegate, Joe Arellano, Byron Beck, James Bolin, Keith Boyer, Dennis Brandt, Phil Bray, Matt Brooks, Charles Burk, Wayne Burchett, Larry Burdine, Scott Cheshire, Jim Clark, Danny Collins, Rev. David Coon, Melburn Deaton, Steve Easterwood, Ted Elledge, Kevin Eskew, Mike Evans, Bob Fry, Greg Gilberto, Bud Goins, Dale Gregory, Arvin Haynes, Dwight Hensley, Dale Holman, Ben Jordan, Don Leggett, Dan Martin, Don Mayo, Kevin McAnulty, JD McClard, EJ McDougal, William McDowell, Sandra Mick, Kent Miller, Dick Murray, Brian Parkey, Steve Patterson, Bill Pennington, Steve Proctor, Luther Rhodes, Louie Robinson, Bill Ross, Tim Russell, Jim Sanders, Brian Sharp, Ron Sherrell, Jim Shrimp, Mike Shy, Shelby Stevens, Linda Street, David Thomas, Richard Tripplett, Steve Vester, Phil Warren, Bob Webb, Ron Webb, Paul White, Greg Whittle, Tom Wilder, Anthony Williams, and Michael Woods.

The winner, Rev. Tom Wilder from New Hope General Baptist Church in Ellsinore, was announced on the Feb.15th "Life Support program at 8:00A.M.

Rev. Tom Wilder is pictured with David and Harriet Craig, the owners of Life Radio.