KNLP

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KNLP
City of license	Potosi, Missouri
Broadcast area	Bonne Terre, Missouri Park Hills, Missouri
Branding	Here's Help Network
Frequency	89.7 MHz
Format	Christian radio
ERP	2,300 watts
HAAT	80.0 meters (262.5 ft)
Class	A
Facility ID	83446
Transmitter coordinates	37°55′42.00″N 90°46′2.00″W / 37.9283333°N 90.7672222°W / 37.9283333; -90.7672222Coordinates: 37°55′42.00″N 90°46′2.00″W / 37.9283333°N 90.7672222°W / 37.9283333; -90.7672222
Affiliations	Here's Help Network
Owner	New Life Evangelistic Center
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	Official website

KNLP (89.7 FM) is a radio station broadcasting a Christian format as an affiliate of Here's Help Network. Licensed to Potosi, Missouri, USA. The station is currently owned by New Life Evangelistic Center and features programing from Salem Communications.^[1]

References

v t e Religious Radio Stations in the state of Missouri

Stations:	KAUF - Kennett KAYX - Richmond KBCV - Hollister KBGM - Park Hills KBIY - Van Buren KBKC - Moberly KCGR - Oran KCKE - Chillicothe KCKJ - Sarkoxie KCRL - Sunrise Beach KDJR - De Soto KDKN - Ellington KEXS - Excelsior Springs KFUO - Clayton KGNA-FM - Arnold KGNN-FM - Cuba KGNV - Washington KGNX - Ballwin KHOJ - Saint Charles KJAB-FM - Mexico KJCV-FM - Country Club KJTR-LP - Rolla KJXX - Jackson KKLL - Webb City KLEX - Lexington KLHM-LP - St. Joseph KLJY - Clayton KLRX - Lee's Summit KLTE - Kirksville KLUH - Poplar Bluff KMCV - High Point KMHM - Lutesville KMOZ - Rolla KMRF - Marshfield KMWC - Bethany KNEO - Neosho KNLG - New Bloomfield KNLH - Cedar Hill KNLN - Vienna KNLP - Potosi KOKS - Poplar Bluff KOZO - Branson KQOH - Marshfield KRFL-LP - Fulton KRSS - Tarkio KSCV - Springfield KSDC - Centralia KSDQ - Moberly KSIV - Clayton KSIV-FM - Saint Louis KTBJ - Festus KULH - Wheeling KVSR - Kirksville KWND - Springfield KXEN - Saint Louis KYFI - Saint Louis KYHO - Poplar Bluff WRVX - Cameron

See also adult contemporary classic hits college country news/talk NPR oldies religious rock sports top 40 urban other radio stations in Missouri See also Classical Jazz Religious Spanish Smooth Jazz Other

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