A brief history of Moody Radio

1. The History of Moody
Radio
{ A rich heritage spanning eight decades.
A Presentation By: David J. MacKay

2. Moody Radio Then
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3. 1925: Two cornet playing Moody
Bible Institute Students go on-air
with WGES radio in Chicago
It all Started When…
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4. 1926: The Moody sponsored
radio station (WMBI) Goes
on air.
Chicago Station
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5. Syndication.
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6. 1958: MBI
Purchased Stations
Networking { in Ohio and Illinois
creating the start of
The Moody
Broadcasting
Network
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7. 1982: Moody Broadcasting Network
becomes the first Christian network
to have full 24-hour programming
Satellite

8. Moody Radio Now
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9. Over 80 Years later…

10. Moody Radio now produces
content that is biblically based,
and filled with creativity, edifying
the church through programming
where people can turn to for
answers.
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11. Programming

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Through live streaming
and podcasting, Moody
Radio is able to reach a
larger audience around
Online the world

13. Moody Broadcasting Network now owns over thirty-five
stations that continue to promote a Christ-centered
worldview in the news, music, lessons, and talk.
The Future can only hold great
advancement for the cause of
Christ through Moody Radio.
Current Stations

14. Works Cited
Moody Broadcasting Network. "About."
Moody Radio. Web. 26 Jan. 2012.
<http://www.moodyradio.org/brd_mainpage.as
px?id=6962>.
Wikipedia. "Moody Radio." Wikipedia, the
Free Encyclopedia. Web. 27 Jan. 2012.
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moody_Radio>.
All images, unless otherwise cited are taken
from the Moody Website: moodyradio.org