WJPB-LP

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WJPB-LP (for: Jackson Park Baptist) is a low-power FM broadcasting station at 99.1 mHz with 100 watts of power in Muncie, Indiana

It was formed as an FM simulcast with the former WLHN, 990 kHz (currently WRFM also located in Muncie. WJPB first signed on in 2005.

WJPB (now a stand-alone FM) airs a southern gospel format and is owned and operated by Jackson Park Baptist Church.

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v t e Radio stations in the Muncie-Marion, Indiana market

By FM frequency	88.3 91.3 92.1 93.5 96.1 96.7 97.9 98.7 99.1 99.3 101.7 102.5 104.1 104.9 106.9

By AM frequency	700 860 990 1070 1190 1240 1340 1400 1450 1470

By callsign	WBAT WBST WCJC WFNI WGNR WGNR-FM WHBU WJPB-LP WERK WIKL * WKMV * WLBC-FM WLW WLYV WMDH-FM WMDH WMRI WMQX WMXQ WOWO WQLK WQME WRFM WWHI WXFN WXXC

Defunct	WWDS 90.5 FM

Indiana radio markets Evansville Ft. Wayne Indianapolis Lafayette Muncie-Marion South Bend Terre Haute Chicago, IL Cincinnati, OH Louisville, KY Other Indiana radio regions Bloomington See also List of radio stations in Indiana

v t e Religious Radio Stations in the state of Indiana

Stations:	WATI - Vincennes WBCL - Fort Wayne WBGW - Fort Branch WBHW - Loogootee WBRI - Indianapolis WCMR - Elkhart WFCV - Fort Wayne WFIA - New Albany WFOF - Covington WFRN - Elkhart WGLL - Auburn WGNR - Anderson WGNR-FM - Anderson WHLP - Hanna WHLY - South Bend WHME - South Bend WHOJ - Terre Haute WHPL - West Lafayette WITW-LP - Valparaiso WIWC - Kokomo WJCO - Montpelier WJCY - Cicero WJJD-LP - Kokomo WJPB-LP - Muncie WKRT - Richmond WLYV - Fort Wayne WMBL - Mitchell WOJC - Crothersville WPFR - Terre Haute WPFR-FM - Clinton WQKO - Howe WQSG - Lafayette WRTW - Crown Point WSPM - Cloverdale WSRC - Waynetown WTGO - Lafayette WTMK - Lowell WUBS - South Bend WVHI - Evansville WVRG - Crawfordsville WVWG - Seelyville WWCA - Gary WWDL - Plainfield WYBV - Wakarusa WYTJ - Linton

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

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