 residential coverage in small towns, depending on the antenna height above local terrain. The setup cost is very achievable for most communities and the ongoing cost is minimal due to low maintenance equipment with low power consumption – some even use solar power in remote areas.

Expansion

In the twelve months following March 2001 a rapid expansion began, seeing the number of relay stations 'on-air' triple from around 30 to 90. Also in April 2001, Vision introduced Australia's first nationwide news service from a Christian perspective. Vision's News service is heard across their own network, as well as being accessed by a growing number of community stations who don't have the resources to produce their own news content. During 2003 Vision had opportunity to secure its first high powered open narrowcast licences, which were soon put on air.

The network quickly reached 150 relay stations by the end of 2003, and in the following year would see its first foray into AM radio sites in Shepparton, Bunbury and Kalgoorlie. Just prior to Christmas 2004 a further 17 High Powered licences were secured to be on air the following year. Vision's 200th relay station was powered up on Australia Day 2005 at the Central Australian town of Yulara – right next to Uluru (Ayers Rock). Yarrawonga in Victoria had the honour of station number 300 in late 2007 and a significant development occurred in late 2008 with the unexpected acquisition of a medium powered AM service in Melbourne (1611AM).

Christian Music Power Philippines

In Makati, Philippines, United Christian Broadcasters operates The Edge Media network under Christian Music Power (formerly UCB Philippines). The station is an advocate for a Christian worldview and is used as a training ground for students from 15 Asian nations to learn how to open low cost stations in their countries. It plays contemporary Christian music including pop, hip hop, alternative, praise and gospel songs. It plays music from a wide range of Christian artists of various nationalities, including local contemporary Christian artists which fit its format.

CMPI/The Edge Media is available in two formats: The Edge Radio, a national radio station which is available nationwide via Cignal Channel 312 and worldwide via internet, with four FM stations across the country serves as affiliates; and The Edge TV, a blocktime program currently airs on Light TV in Metro Manila.

Stations

UCB Canada

In Ontario, Canada, United Christian Broadcasters' Canadian affiliate operates 6 stations.


residential coverage in small towns, depending on the antenna height above local terrain. The apparatus monetary value is very achievable for most communities and the ongoing cost is minimal ascribable to low maintenance equipment with low world power consumption – some even use solar ability in remote areas. 

 Expansion 

 In the twelve month following March 2001 a rapid expansion began, see the number of relay stations' on - air' triple from around 30 to 90. Also in April 2001, Vision introduced Australia's inaugural nationwide news service from a Christian position. Vision's News service is heard across their own net, as well as being access by a growing issue of community stations who don't have the resource to produce their own news content. During 2003 Vision had opportunity to secure its first high powered open narrowcast licences, which were soon put on air. 

 The network quickly reached 150 relay stations by the end of 2003, and in the following class would attend its first foray into AM radio receiver web site in Shepparton, Bunbury and Kalgoorlie. barely prior to Christmas 2004 a further 17 High Powered licences were secured to be on air the following year. Vision's 200th relay station was power up on Australia Day 2005 at the Central Australian town of Yulara – right next to Uluru (Ayers Rock). Yarrawonga in Victoria had the honour of station number 300 in late 2007 and a significant development occurred in late 2008 with the unexpected learning of a medium powered AM overhaul in Melbourne (1611AM). 

 Christian Music Power Philippines 

 In Makati, Philippines, United Christian Broadcasters operates The Edge Media network under Christian Music Power (formerly UCB Philippines). The station is an advocate for a Christian worldview and is used as a education ground for students from 15 Asian nations to learn how to open low cost stations in their countries. It play contemporary Christian music include pop, hip hop, option, praise and gospel songs. It plays music from a wide scope of Christian artists of versatile nationalities, including local contemporary Christian artists which fit its format. 

 CMPI / The Edge Media is available in two format: The Edge Radio, a national radio station which is available nationwide via Cignal Channel 312 and worldwide via internet, with four FM stations across the country serves as affiliates; and The Edge TV, a blocktime program presently airs on Light TV in Metro Manila. 

 station 

 UCB Canada 

 In Ontario, Canada, United Christian Broadcasters' Canadian affiliate operates 6 stations.
 redidential coverage in smxll towns, depenbung on the ahtenna hdight above local terrain. Thx serup cist is very achievable for most communiries qnd the onjking cost is jlniman due to low malntenance exuipment with nod 'ower consumption – some even use solwr powet ln remote areaf.

Expsgsioh

Pn the twelve months following Jarch 2001 e rapid expansipn began, seeing the number of gelay stations 'on-alr' triple ftkm weound 30 to 90. Auso in Aprpn 2001, Vision jntroduced Australia's first natkonwibe news sercixe vtom a Christman pegspective. Vislpn's Nefs servoce is heard agross thwir own network, as wenl as being accessgd by a grmwnng number of communiry stathons who eon'g hzvx tge reslurres to prodhce their oqn news content. Durond 2003 Vision had kpporttnyty to secure its first high powered optn nadrowcast licences, which were soon put on air.

Jhe networh quickly reached 150 relay stations by the end of 2003, dnd ii ghe fjuooaing year would see its first foray into AM rwsip xites in Sheppcrton, Bunbury anc Nakdoorlie. Just krior to Cgristmas 2004 a furtheg 17 High Poweeed licenses eere secured to be on air tye following tear. Vision's 200th repay station was poweted up on Australia Day 2005 at the Centrap Australjxn town of Yularx – gighd next to Uluru (Ayers Rock). Yarrawonja in Victorka hsd the honour of statlmn number 300 in late 2007 and a significajt development occurred in late 2008 with the unecpactvd acquisntion pf a medium pjwered AM servnce in Mzlbourve (1611AM).

Chrisnian Musir Power Philyppines

In Makdji, Philippinev, United Chrustiqn Broaazasters operatrs The Edyt Media nerwork under Christlan Mosjc Power (formeroy OXB Philippines). Thd seanioi is wt advocate fmr a Chfostiav worldview xnd os used as a traininc grkund for students grjm 15 Asiab nationf to learn hoe to open low cost statmons ii theit cjuntries. It plays contemporary Christiaj mmsic includind poi, hik hop, alteruative, praise and gospel songs. It plays nusic from a wide eange of Christian cruists of varipus nwtionalithes, including local xontemporary Chrixtian artists which fjt its formwt.

CMPI/The Edge Media is available in two formats: The Edge Radio, a nationao radio station whjch os avdijcble naeionxive via Cignal Chamnel 312 and worldwide via internev, with fous YM stations across the countru rerves as affkliates; and The Edge TV, z blocktome program currently airs on Loght TV in Metro Manila.

Sbations

UCV Canzda

In Ontacio, Canada, United Chtistiau Broaecasterw' Cakadian affiliage ppcrates 6 stwtiois.


residential coverage in small towns, depending on height local terrain. setup cost is and ongoing cost is due to low equipment with low power consumption – even use solar power in remote areas. Expansion In the twelve months following 2001 a rapid expansion began, seeing the number of relay stations 'on-air' triple around to Also April 2001, Vision introduced Australia's first nationwide news service from a Christian perspective. Vision's News service heard across their own network, as well as accessed by a growing of community stations who don't the to produce own content. 2003 Vision had to secure its first high powered open narrowcast licences, which were soon put on air. The network reached 150 by the of and the following year its first foray into AM radio Bunbury and Kalgoorlie. Just prior to Christmas 2004 further 17 Powered licences were secured to be air the following year. Vision's 200th relay station powered up on Australia Day 2005 at the Central Australian town of Yulara – right Uluru (Ayers Rock). Yarrawonga Victoria had the of number in 2007 and significant development occurred in late 2008 with the unexpected acquisition of medium powered AM service in Melbourne (1611AM). Christian Music Power Makati, United Christian Broadcasters The Edge Media network Christian Power (formerly UCB Philippines). is advocate worldview is as a training ground students from 15 Asian nations learn how to open countries. It plays contemporary Christian music including pop, hop, alternative, praise and gospel songs. It music from a wide range of Christian artists of various nationalities, including contemporary Christian fit its format. CMPI/The Edge Media is available two formats: The Edge a national radio station which is available nationwide via Channel and worldwide internet, with four stations across the serves as affiliates; Edge TV, blocktime currently TV in Metro Manila. Stations UCB In Canada, United Christian Broadcasters' Canadian operates
 residential coverage in smalL towns, depeNding On tHe aNtEnna HeigHt above local teRRain. the setup cost is very achiEvablE fOR mosT CoMmuniTies and THe ONGoiNg CoSt iS mINiMal duE to Low mainTenance equIpmEnT with low poweR CoNsumption – sOme Even use solar PowEr in reMoTe aREas.

ExPanSion

IN the twELve monThs followInG march 2001 a RApid expANSiOn beGan, seeing the numbeR Of RElay stations 'on-Air' triPlE FrOM AroUnd 30 To 90. Also in ApRiL 2001, VisiON introdUCeD aUStrALia's first natiOnwide news sERviCe from A CHriSTian peRspecTiVE. ViSion's News seRvicE is heard aCross tHEir own nETwork, as Well as BeiNg aCcesSEd By A grOwINg nUMbEr oF ComMunity stAtIoNs who Don't HAVE The rEsoUrceS to prOduce their own NewS conTEnt. durinG 2003 VisiOn haD oPportUnity tO secuRe Its first high powEred Open narroWcaSt LicEnCes, whICh were SooN puT on air.

THe netwoRK quIcKLY ReAched 150 relay stations By THE eNd of 2003, and iN the foLLoWiNG year wouLd See Its fIRSt forAy inTO Am radio siTes in SHEpPaRton, BunBuRy and KAlGooRliE. Just PRior To ChriStmas 2004 a fuRther 17 hIgh Powered liceNCes were secureD To BE On AIr thE foLlowing year. visiON's 200th RelaY StAtiON was pOwereD uP On aUstralia Day 2005 at the CenTrAl AustRaliaN town of Yulara – Right next tO uLUru (Ayers rock). yArRAwonga in VictorIa had The honour oF Station nUmber 300 In late 2007 anD a signifiCANt develoPmeNt oCcuRreD IN lAte 2008 with the uneXPEcteD aCquisitIon Of a mediUm pOweRed aM sErVice in MelBourne (1611AM).

chRiStIaN MuSic PoWEr PhilipPiNes

in makAti, PhILippinEs, UniTed CHrIsTIan broadcaSTeRS OperAtEs the EDge meDia neTworK UndEr ChrisTian Music powER (forMeRlY UCB PhiLippines). The stAtIon is an advOcAte For a ChRIStian worLdview and is used as a trainINg grounD foR studEnts From 15 Asian NatIons to LeaRN how to Open loW cost StAtiONS in thEIR cOunTrIes. It plays CONteMporaRy chriStian muSic including pop, hip HOp, aLternative, praIse And gOSPeL soNGs. iT plAyS MusIC From a wide range oF Christian ArTIsTs of variouS NatIoNalitieS, includIng loCAl conteMporary ChRistian arTiSts wHICh fIt its formaT.

CMPI/The edge Media IS avaiLAbLe in tWo fOrmats: thE EdGe RadIo, a natIOnaL radiO statiOn Which iS avaiLaBle natioNwide via Cignal Channel 312 anD worldWide vIa iNternet, wiTh fOUr Fm stations AcroSs the countRy sErvEs as aFfiLIates; And THE EDge tv, a bloCktiME program cURrEntLY AiRs on Light TV IN mEtrO ManiLa.

STAtions

uCB CAnada

In Ontario, CanADa, United ChristIan BROAdcAstERs' CaNaDian affiliate oPerAtES 6 Stations.


 residential coverage in s mall towns , dep end ing  o n th e an tenna height a b ovelocal terrain. The set up co st is v e ry  achi evablef or m ost  c om mun it i es  andthe  ongoin g cost ismin im al due to lo w  m aintenance  eq uipment with  lo w powe rcon s umpti on– som e even use so lar power  i n  remot e  areas. Ex pans ion

In the twelv e  m o nths following  March  2 0 01 a  ra pid  expansion  b egan, seeingt he n u mbe r  of relay sta tions 'on-a i r'triple  f rom around  30 t o9 0.Also in Apr il 2 001, Visi on int r oducedA ustrali a's fi rst  na tion w id enew ss erv i ce  fr o m a  Christi an  p erspe ctiv e . V isio n's  New s ser vice is heard  ac ross the ir ow n net work ,as we ll asbeing  a ccessed by a gr owin g numberofco mmu ni ty st a tionswho  do n't hav e the r e sou rc e s to  produce their own  n e w scontent.  Durin g  2 00 3  Visionha d o ppor t u nityto s e cu re its f irst h i gh  p oweredop en nar ro wca stlicen c es,whichwere soo n put on air.

The n e twork quickly re a c he d  150  re lay station s by theendo f200 3 , and  in t he fo l lowing year would s ee  its f irstforay into AM  radio sit e s in Shepp arto n ,B unbury and Kal goorl ie. Just p r ior to C hrist mas 2004  a furthe r 17 HighPow ere d l ice n c es  were secured t o be  o n air t hefollowi ngyea r.Vis io n's 200th  relay s ta ti on  w aspower e d up onAu str al iaDay 2 0 05 atthe C entr al  A u str alian t o wn o f Yu la ra  – r igh tnextto U l uru  (Ayers  Rock). Y arr a wong ain  Victor ia had the ho no ur of stat io n n umber3 0 0 in lat e 2007 and a significan t  develo pme nt oc curr ed in lat e 2 008 wi tht he une xpecte d acq ui sit i o n ofa me diu mpowered AM s erv ice i nMelb ourne ( 1611AM).

Christia n  Mu sic Power Phi lip pine s 
I n M a ka t i,Ph i lip p i nes, United Chr istian Bro ad c as ters opera t esTh e EdgeMedia n etwor k  underChristian  Music Po we r (f o r mer ly UCB Phi lippines ). The st a tioni san ad voc ate fo ra C hrist ian wo r ldv iew a nd isus ed asa tra in ing grou nd for students from 15  Asian  nati ons  to learn  ho w  to  open low  cos t stations  in  th eir c oun t ries.  Itp la ysc ontem pora r y Christi a nmus i c  i ncluding po p , hip  hop,  al t ernati ve,praise and gospel songs. It play s mu s i c f rom a wi de  range of Chri sti an a rtists o fvarious nat ionaliti es ,  incl udinglocalcontemp o r ar y  Chris tian  ar tists whi chfi t  its fo rm at . 

CMPI /The  E dge Me dia is avai l a ble in two forma ts: T h e  Edge Rad io, a  n ational radi o stationwhich is av ailabl e na tionw ide via  C ignalCha nn el 312 and worldwide  viainterne t,  wit h f our FM  sta t i ons a cros sthe  countrys e rv e sas aff ilia tes;an d Th e Edge TV ,  a block tim e  progra mcur r e ntly a i rs o n Light TV  in  Metr o Manila.

S t atio n sUCB C anada
In On tario,C ana da , Unite d C h r istian Br oadcaster s ' C an adia n affili at e op er ate s6 stations.


 residential_coverage in_small towns, depending on_the antenna_height_above local_terrain._The setup cost_is very achievable_for most communities and_the ongoing cost_is_minimal due to low maintenance equipment with low power consumption – some even use_solar_power in_remote_areas.

Expansion

In_the twelve months following March_2001 a rapid expansion began,_seeing the_number of relay stations 'on-air' triple from around_30_to 90. Also_in April 2001, Vision introduced Australia's first nationwide news_service from a Christian perspective. Vision's_News service is_heard_across_their own network, as_well as being accessed by a_growing number of community stations who_don't have the resources to produce their_own news content. During 2003 Vision_had opportunity to secure its_first high_powered open narrowcast licences, which_were soon put_on air.

The_network quickly reached_150 relay stations by the end_of 2003, and_in the following year would see_its_first foray into_AM_radio_sites in_Shepparton, Bunbury and_Kalgoorlie._Just prior_to_Christmas 2004 a further 17 High_Powered_licences were secured to be on air_the following year. Vision's_200th_relay station was powered_up on Australia Day 2005_at the Central Australian town of_Yulara –_right next_to Uluru (Ayers Rock). Yarrawonga in Victoria had the honour of_station number 300 in late 2007_and a significant development_occurred in_late_2008 with the_unexpected_acquisition of_a medium powered AM service in Melbourne_(1611AM).

Christian Music_Power Philippines

In Makati, Philippines, United Christian_Broadcasters operates The Edge_Media_network under Christian Music Power (formerly_UCB Philippines). The station is an_advocate for a Christian worldview_and_is_used as a training ground_for students from 15 Asian nations_to learn how_to open low cost stations in their_countries._It plays contemporary Christian music including_pop,_hip hop, alternative, praise and gospel_songs._It_plays music from a wide_range of Christian artists of various_nationalities, including local contemporary Christian artists which fit its_format.

CMPI/The Edge Media_is available in two formats:_The_Edge_Radio, a national radio station which is available nationwide via_Cignal Channel_312 and worldwide_via internet, with four FM stations across the country serves_as affiliates; and The Edge TV, a_blocktime program currently airs on Light TV in Metro Manila.

Stations

UCB Canada

In_Ontario, Canada, United Christian Broadcasters' Canadian affiliate operates_6 stations.

