KJIC

KJIC-FM
City of license	Santa Fe, Texas
Broadcast area	Greater Houston
Branding	Christian Music Radio
Slogan	"King Jesus Is Coming"
Frequency	90.5 MHz
First air date	1979
Format	Southern Gospel, Christian Country, bluegrass
ERP	36,000 watts
HAAT	174 m
Class	C2
Facility ID	12972
Transmitter coordinates	29°17′43″N 95°15′22″W / 29.29528°N 95.25611°W / 29.29528; -95.25611
Callsign meaning	King Jesus Is Coming (the station's slogan)
Owner	Community Radio, Inc.
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	http://www.kjic.org

KJIC-FM (90.5 FM) is a radio station serving the Greater Houston area with a mix of southern gospel, christian country, and bluegrass. We are Christians in our religious persuasion, not separated by denominational barriers. We believe in the one God of the Holy Bible, manifest as the heavenly Father, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. We believe in salvation from the guilt and power of sin by God’s favor, through our faith, to enable us to do good works. We believe King Jesus will return to bless the saints and judge the world. We are licensed by the Federal Communications Commission to operate non-commercial FM station KJIC. Most hours we do play one or two brief programs, but you are never far from music. Our music points to Jesus and all that He has provided, and to our celebration of life in Him.

Dee Jay Programs & Weekends

Monday-Friday: "Rise & Shine" with Sean...6am-9am

Monday-Friday: "Afternoons with Carla"...2pm-6pm

Monday-Friday: "Evenings with Rick"...6pm-10pm

Monday-Friday: "Overnights with Debbie"...10pm-4am

Saturday & Sunday

7am, 7pm: "The Gospel Greats" with Paul Heil

9am, 9pm: "Gaithers Homecoming Radio" with Bill Gaither & Friends

10am, 10pm: "Goodnews Music Radio" with Woody Wright

11am, 6pm: "To God Be The Glory" with Frank Seamans and Ellis Manley

Timeline

1981-KJIC signs on the air as "KFTG 89.3"

1987-KFTG changes frequencies from 89.3 to 88.1

1987-Changed Format from Christian contemporary to "Middle of the Road" music including southern gospel, and country

1994-KFTG was changed to KJIC, as the station acquires 90.5FM

2003-KJIC sells 88.1 to another station. In selling, KJIC builds a tower and purchases a new transmitter.

2004-Another growth, increased power from 7 kW to 36 kW directional.

Awards & Achievements

Top 10 Christian Radio Station for 14+ years from The Gospel Greats

ICGMA Gold Award Radio Station of the Year 2011

CGC Radio Station of the Year 2008

External links

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