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WPOS-FM 102.3, Holland, Ohio is a non-profit Christian radio station that first went on the air in September 1966. It is owned by the Maumee Valley Broadcasting Association.
{{Infobox Network
| network_name = Moody Broadcasting Network
| network_logo = [[Image:MBN logo.PNG]] |
| country = {{USA}} |
| motto = ''”Think Biblically, Live Christianly, Serve Effectively, Evangelize Constantly”''
| network_type = [[Radio network]]
| available = [[United States]]
| owner = [[Moody Bible Institute]]
| key_people = Perry Straw, David Woodworth, David Trout
| launch_date =
| brand =
| website = http://www.moodyradio.org/
|}}


It is Northwestern Ohio's first full time religious broadcasting radio station. It features a variety of Christian talk and teaching programs as well as Southern Gospel and other Adult Contemporary Christian music. The station operates 24 hours a day and serves Northwestern Ohio and Southeastern Michigan from its studios and transmitter located in Holland, (Toledo) Ohio. The station operates with an effective radiated power of 6000 watts and also operates several translator stations
'''Moody Broadcasting Network''' (MBN) is a trademark of [[Moody Bible Institute]], and is one of the largest [[Christian radio]] networks in the [[United States]]. Located in downtown [[Chicago]], MBN has 35 owned and operated stations and over 700 [[affiliates]] and outlets that carry all or part of its programming.
in Northwestern Ohio.


It is affiliated with the VCY Christian Radio Network. It also features programs from Focus On the Family, Jay Sekulow Live, Back to the Bible, Haven Today, Night Sounds as well as others including Charles Stanley, Tony Evans, David Jeremiah, Charles Morris, Billy Graham and others.
The network airs a variety of programming aimed at [[Christians]] and non-Christians alike. The format ranges between music, lecture, campus chapel, listener-interactive talk, and devotional.


WPOS-FM also features upbeat and informative local programming in the morning and weekday afternoons.
== History ==
'''WMBI''', the flagship station of the Moody Broadcasting Network, got its start seemingly by accident. A violent storm in October 1925 prevented the talent for '''WGES'''' scheduled broadcast from performing on the radio. This opened the door for two cornet-playing Moody Bible Institute (MBI) students, who happened to be on-site and could fill the time slot. Few would have thought this “chance-encounter” would result in a weekly show and less than a year later help to launch WMBI, the oldest, most renowned Christian radio station in the country. In spite of changing technology, audiences and formats, the station has maintained a familiar presence on the air for eight decades.


The radio station is unique among Christian broadcasters in that it also operates a Christian Activities Center (circa 1982) that serves a wide variety of purposes. The large building contains a gymnasium that also doubles as a concert hall. WPOS also has a smaller meeting place and a complete kitchen facility. WPOS hosts many Southern Gospel Acts and Artists in their Christian Center throughout the year.
This station was just the beginning of what would come to be known as the Moody Broadcasting Network. In 1958, MBI purchased '''WCRF''' in [[Cleveland, Ohio]] and shortly thereafter, '''WDLM''' in [[Moline, Illinois]]. These purchases were the catalyst for a network that would grow to include 35 stations in the continental U.S. By the end of the 1960s, the network’s potential audience had increased to 30 million listeners. In 1982, MBN began a satellite-fed network enabling communications across America.


The facility is also used as a gym for home schoolers. And other conferences and meetings are hosted by WPOS-FM.
==Owned & Operated Stations==
===Alabama===
{{RadioRebroadcasters
| fcc = true
| call1 = WMBV
| freq1 = 91.9
| city1 = Dixons Mills, Alabama
| band1 = fm
| call2 = WMFT
| freq2 = 88.9
| city2 = Tuscaloosa, Alabama
| band2 = fm
}}


WPOS-FM also can be heard worldwide via streaming audio at www.wposfm.com.
===Florida===
{{RadioRebroadcasters
| fcc = true
| call1 = WRMB
| freq1 = 89.3
| city1 = Boynton Beach, Florida
| band1 = fm
| call2 = WHGN
| freq2 = 91.9
| city2 = Crystal River, Florida
| band2 = fm
| call3 = WKES
| freq3 = 91.1
| city3 = Lakeland, Florida
| band3 = fm
| call4 = WSOR
| freq4 = 90.9
| city4 = Naples, Florida
| band4 = fm
| call5 = WKZM
| freq5 = 104.3
| city5 = Sarasota, Florida
| band5 = fm
}}


The General Manager is Rick Waldron. The station is a member of the National Religious Broadcasters Association.
===Illinois===
{{RadioRebroadcasters
| fcc = true
| call1 = WMBI-FM
| freq1 = 90.1
| city1 = Chicago, Illinois
| band1 = fm
| call2 = WMBI
| freq2 = 1110
| city2 = Chicago, Illinois
| band1 = am
| call3 = WDLM
| freq3 = 960
| city3 = East Moline, Illinois
| band3 = am
| call4 = WDLM-FM
| freq4 = 89.3
| city4 = East Moline, Illinois
| band4 = fm
| call5 = WJCG
| freq5 = 88.9
| city5 = Monee, Illinois
| band5 = fm
}}

===Indiana===
{{RadioRebroadcasters
| fcc = true
| call1 = WGNR-FM
| freq1 = 97.9
| city1 = Anderson, Indiana
| band1 = fm
| call2 = WGNR
| freq2 = 1470
| city2 = Anderson, Indiana
| band2 = am
| call3 = WIWC
| freq3 = 91.7
| city3 = Kokomo, Indiana
| band3 = fm
| call4 = WMBL
| freq4 = 88.1
| city4 = Mitchell, Indiana
| band4 = fm
| call5 = WHPL
| freq5 = 89.9
| city5 = West Lafayette, Indiana
| band5 = fm
| call6 = WFOF
| freq6 = 90.3
| city6 = Covington, Indiana
| band6 = fm
}}

===Iowa===
{{RadioRebroadcasters
| fcc = true
| call1 = KMDY
| freq1 = 90.9
| city1 = Keokuk, Iowa
| band1 = fm
}}

===Kentucky===
{{RadioRebroadcasters
| fcc = true
| call1 = WJSO
| freq1 = 90.1
| city1 = Pikeville, Kentucky
| band1 = fm
}}

===Michigan===
{{RadioRebroadcasters
| fcc = true
| call1 = WGNB
| freq1 = 89.3
| city1 = Zeeland, Michigan
| band1 = fm
}}

===Mississippi===
{{RadioRebroadcasters
| fcc = true
| call1 = WMBU
| freq1 = 89.1
| city1 = Forest, Mississippi
| band1 = fm
}}

===Montana===
{{RadioRebroadcasters
| fcc = true
| call1 = KSPL
| freq1 = 90.9
| city1 = Kalispell, Montana
| band1 = fm
}}

===New Mexico===
{{RadioRebroadcasters
| fcc = true
| call1 = KMBN
| freq1 = 89.7
| city1 = Las Cruces, New Mexico
| band1 = fm
}}

===Ohio===
{{RadioRebroadcasters
| fcc = true
| call1 = WCRF
| freq1 = 103.3
| city1 = Cleveland, Ohio
| band1 = fm
| call2 = WVML
| freq2 = 90.5
| city2 = Millersburg, Ohio
| band2 = fm
| call3 = WVMS
| freq3 = 89.5
| city3 = Sandusky, Ohio
| band3 = fm
}}

===Pennsylvania===
{{RadioRebroadcasters
| fcc = true
| call1 = WVME
| freq1 = 91.9
| city1 = Meadville, Pennsylvania
| band1 = fm
| call2 = WVMN
| freq2 = 90.1
| city2 = New Castle, Pennsylvania
| band2 = fm
}}

===Tennessee===
{{RadioRebroadcasters
| fcc = true
| call1 = WMBW
| freq1 = 88.9
| city1 = Chattanooga, Tennessee
| band1 = fm
| call2 = WMKW
| freq2 = 89.3
| city2 = Crossville, Tennessee
| band2 = fm
| call3 = WFCM-FM
| freq3 = 91.7
| city3 = Murfreesboro, Tennessee
| band3 = fm
| call4 = WFCM
| freq4 = 710
| city4 = Smyrna, Tennessee
| band4 = am
}}

===Washington===
{{RadioRebroadcasters
| fcc = true
| call1 = KMLW
| freq1 = 88.3
| city1 = Moses Lake, Washington
| band1 = fm
| call2 = KMBI
| freq2 = 1330
| city2 = Spokane, Washington
| band2 = am
| call3 = KMBI-FM
| freq3 = 107.9
| city3 = Spokane, Washington
| band3 = fm
}}

==Affiliate Stations==
===Alabama===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WSTF
| freq1 = 91.5
| city1 = Andalusia, Alabama
| call2 = WGRW
| freq2 = 90.7
| city2 = Anniston, Alabama
| call3 = WGHE-LP
| freq3 = 97.9
| city3 = Athens, Alabama
| call4 = WGIB
| freq4 = 91.9
| city4 = Birmingham, Alabama
| call5 = WLJR
| freq5 = 88.5
| city5 = Birmingham, Alabama
| call6 = WDYF
| freq6 = 90.3
| city6 = Dothan, Alabama
| call7 = WTBB
| freq7 = 89.9
| city7 = Gadsden, Alabama
| call8 = WFBH-LP
| freq8 = 103.5
| city8 = Hamilton, Alabama
| call9 = WOCG
| freq9 = 90.1
| city9 = Huntsville, Alabama
| call10 = WLBF
| freq10 = 89.1
| city10 = Montgomery, Alabama
| call11 = WTBJ
| freq11 = 91.3
| city11 = Oxford, Alabama
| call12 = WQRX
| freq12 = 870
| city12 = Valley Head, Alabama
}}

===Alaska===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KYKD
| freq1 = 100.1
| city1 = Bethel, Alaska
| call2 = KCAM
| freq2 = 790
| city2 = Glennallen, Alaska
| call3 = KJHA
| freq3 = 88.7
| city3 = Houston, Alaska
| call4 = KAKN
| freq4 = 100.9
| city4 = Naknek, Alaska
| call5 = KIAM
| freq5 = 630
| city5 = Nenana, Alaska
| call6 = KICY
| freq6 = 850
| city6 = Nome, Alaska
| call7 = KJNP-FM
| freq7 = 100.3
| city7 = North Pole, Alaska
| call8 = KJNP
| freq8 = 1170
| city8 = North Pole, Alaska
| call9 = KRSA
| freq9 = 580
| city9 = Petersburg, Alaska
}}

===Arizona===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KWRB
| freq1 = 90.9
| city1 = Bisbee, Arizona
| call2 = KRMB
| freq2 = 90.1
| city2 = Bisbee, Arizona
| call3 = KRMC
| freq3 = 91.7
| city3 = Douglas, Arizona
| call4 = KAPR
| freq4 = 930
| city4 = Douglas, Arizona
| call6 = KJAA
| freq6 = 1240
| city6 = Globe, Arizona
| call7 = KNLB
| freq7 = 91.1
| city7 = Lake Havasu City, Arizona
| call8 = KNOG
| freq8 = 91.1
| city8 = Nogales, Arizona
| call9 = KWFH
| freq9 = 90.1
| city9 = Parker, Arizona
| call10 = KFLR
| freq10 = 90.3
| city10 = Phoenix, Arizona
| call11 = KNXN
| freq11 = 1470
| city11 = Sierra Vista, Arizona
| call12 = KGMS
| freq12 = 940
| city12 = Tucson, Arizona
| call13 = KHAC
| freq13 = 880
| city13 = Window Rock, Arizona
| call14 = KWIM-FM
| freq14 = 102.7
| city14 = Window Rock, Arizona
}}

===Arkansas===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KAAY
| freq1 = 1090
| city1 = Little Rock, Arkansas
| call2 = KCMH
| freq2 = 91.5
| city2 = Mountain Home, Arkansas
}}

===California===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KGBA
| freq1 = 100.1
| city1 = Holtville, California
| call2 = KTLW-FM
| freq2 = 88.9
| city2 = Lancaster, California
| call3 = KAMB
| freq3 = 101.5
| city3 = Merced, California
| call4 = KADV
| freq4 = 90.5
| city4 = Modesto, California
| call5 = KVIP
| freq5 = 540
| city5 = Redding, California
| call6 = KVIP-FM
| freq6 = 98.1
| city6 = Redding, California
| call7 = KFER
| freq7 = 89.9
| city7 = Santa Cruz, California
| call8 = KWLK-LP
| freq8 = 103.7
| city8 = Valley Springs, California
| call9 = KERI
| freq9 = 1180
| city9 = Wasco, California
}}

===Colorado===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KDTA
| freq1 = 1180
| city1 = Delta, Colorado
| call2 = KPOF
| freq2 = 910
| city2 = Denver, Colorado
| call3 = KJOL
| freq3 = 620
| city3 = Grand Junction, Colorado
}}

===Connecticut===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WIHS
| freq1 = 104.9
| city1 = Middletown, Connecticut
}}

===Florida===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WMFJ
| freq1 = 1450
| city1 = Daytona Beach, Florida
| call2 = WYND
| freq2 = 1310
| city2 = Deland, Florida
| call3 = WNLE
| freq3 = 91.7
| city3 = Fernandina Beach, Florida
| call4 = WJLH
| freq4 = 90.3
| city4 = Flagler Beach, Florida
| call5 = WFBU-LP
| freq5 = 94.7
| city5 = Graceville, Florida
| call6 = WCIF
| freq6 = 106.3
| city6 = Melbourne, Florida
| call7 = WEGS
| freq7 = 91.7
| city7 = Milton, Florida
| call8 = WJLU
| freq8 = 89.7
| city8 = New Smyrna Beach, Florida
| call9 = WAYR
| freq9 = 550
| city9 = Orange Park, Florida
| call10 = WHIF
| freq10 = 91.3
| city10 = Palatka, Florida
| call11 = WEJF
| freq11 = 90.3
| city11 = Palm Bay, Florida
| call13 = WTLG
| freq13 = 88.3
| city13 = Starke, Florida
| call14 = WCVC
| freq14 = 1330
| city14 = Tallahassee, Florida
| call15 = WPIO
| freq15 = 89.3
| city15 = Titusville, Florida
}}

===Georgia===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WNIV
| freq1 = 970
| city1 = Atlanta, Georgia
| call2 = WLPE
| freq2 = 91.7
| city2 = Augusta, Georgia
| call3 = WAYR-FM
| freq3 = 90.7
| city3 = Brunswick, Georgia
| call4 = WPWB
| freq4 = 90.5
| city4 = Byron, Georgia
| call5 = WWGF
| freq5 = 107.5
| city5 = Donalsonville, Georgia
| call7 = WLPT
| freq7 = 88.3
| city7 = Jesup, Georgia
| call8 = WOAK
| freq8 = 90.9
| city8 = LaGrange, Georgia
| call9 = WLPF
| freq9 = 98.5
| city9 = Ocilla, Georgia
| call10 = WZIQ
| freq10 = 106.5
| city10 = Smithville, Georgia
| call11 = WKTM
| freq11 = 106.1
| city11 = Soperton, Georgia
| call12 = WPMA
| freq12 = 102.7
| city12 = Sparta, Georgia
| call13 = WZQZ
| freq13 = 1180
| city13 = Trion, Georgia
| call14 = WAFT
| freq14 = 101.1
| city14 = Valdosta, Georgia
| call15 = WGPH
| freq15 = 91.5
| city15 = Vidalia, Georgia
}}

===Guam===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KTWG
| freq1 = 801
| city1 = Hagåtña, Guam
}}

===Idaho===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KSPD
| freq1 = 790
| city1 = Boise, Idaho
| call2 = KBXL
| freq2 = 94.1
| city2 = Caldwell, Idaho
}}

===Illinois===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WBJW
| freq1 = 91.7
| city1 = Albion, Illinois
| call2 = WKZI
| freq2 = 800
| city2 = Casey, Illinois
| call3 = WGNN
| freq3 = 102.5
| city3 = Fisher, Illinois
| call4 = WPTH
| freq4 = 88.1
| city4 = Olney, Illinois
| call5 = WBNH
| freq5 = 88.5
| city5 = Pekin, Illinois
| call6 = WLWJ
| freq6 = 88.1
| city6 = Petersburg, Illinois
| call7 = WJLY
| freq7 = 88.3
| city7 = Ramsey, Illinois
| call8 = WGSL
| freq8 = 91.1
| city8 = Rockford, Illinois
| call9 = WLUJ
| freq9 = 89.7
| city9 = Springfield, Illinois
| call10 = WGNJ
| freq10 = 89.3
| city10 = St. Joseph, Illinois
| call11 = WRLJ
| freq11 = 88.3
| city11 = White Hall, Illinois
}}

===Indiana===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WPFR-FM
| freq1 = 93.9
| city1 = Clinton, Indiana
| call2 = WFOF
| freq2 = 90.3
| city2 = Covington, Indiana
| call3 = WVRG-LP
| freq3 = 93.9
| city3 = Crawfordsville, Indiana
| call4 = WFRN-FM
| freq4 = 104.7
| city4 = Elkhart, Indiana
| call5 = WBGW
| freq5 = 101.5
| city5 = Fort Branch, Indiana
| call6 = WBHW
| freq6 = 88.7
| city6 = Loogootee, Indiana
| call7 = WPFR
| freq7 = 1480
| city7 = Terre Haute, Indiana
| call8 = WFRR
| freq8 = 93.7
| city8 = Walton, Indiana
| call9 = WFRI
| freq9 = 100.1
| city9 = Winamac, Indiana
}}

===Iowa===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KSKB
| freq1 = 99.1
| city1 = Brooklyn, Iowa
| call2 = KWKY
| freq2 = 1150
| city2 = Des Moines, Iowa
| call3 = KJYL
| freq3 = 100.7
| city3 = Eagle Grove, Iowa
| call4 = KJIA
| freq4 = 88.9
| city4 = Spirit Lake, Iowa
| call5 = KJCY
| freq5 = 95.5
| city5 = St. Ansgar, Iowa
| call6 = KNWS
| freq6 = 1090
| city6 = Waterloo, Iowa
}}

===Kansas===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KHYM
| freq1 = 103.9
| city1 = Copeland, Kansas
| call2 = KVCY
| freq2 = 104.7
| city2 = Fort Scott, Kansas
| call3 = KGCR
| freq3 = 107.7
| city3 = Goodland, Kansas
| call4 = KPRD
| freq4 = 88.9
| city4 = Hays, Kansas
| call5 = KJRL
| freq5 = 105.7
| city5 = Herington, Kansas
| call6 = KJIL
| freq6 = 99.1
| city6 = Meade, Kansas
| call7 = KREJ
| freq7 = 101.7
| city7 = Medicine Lodge, Kansas
| call8 = KCVS
| freq8 = 90.7
| city8 = Salina, Kansas
}}

===Kentucky===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WSGP
| freq1 = 88.3
| city1 = Glasgow, Kentucky
| call2 = WKCB
| freq2 = 1340
| city2 = Hindman, Kentucky
| call3 = WNKJ
| freq3 = 89.3
| city3 = Hopkinsville, Kentucky
| call4 = WMIK-FM
| freq4 = 92.7
| city4 = Middlesboro, Kentucky
| call5 = WTHL
| freq5 = 90.5
| city5 = Somerset, Kentucky
| call6 = WMTC
| freq6 = 730
| city6 = Vancleve, Kentucky
| call7 = WMTC-FM
| freq7 = 99.9
| city7 = Vancleve, Kentucky
}}

===Louisiana===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KLSP
| freq1 = 91.7
| city1 = Angola, Louisiana
| call2 = KHCL
| freq2 = 92.5
| city2 = Arcadia, Louisiana
| call3 = KPAE
| freq3 = 91.5
| city3 = Erwinville, Louisiana
| call4 = WSHO
| freq4 = 800
| city4 = New Orleans, Louisiana
}}

===Maine===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WMDR
| freq1 = 1340
| city1 = Augusta, Maine
| call2 = WHCF
| freq2 = 88.5
| city2 = Bangor, Maine
| call3 = WBCI-FM
| freq3 = 105.9
| city3 = Bath, Maine
| call4 = WFST
| freq4 = 600
| city4 = Caribou, Maine
| call5 = WSEW
| freq5 = 88.5
| city5 = Sanford, Maine
| call6 = WWWA
| freq6 = 95.3
| city6 = Winslow, Maine
}}

===Maryland===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WOLC
| freq1 = 102.5
| city1 = Princess Anne, Maryland
| call2 = WCRH
| freq2 = 90.5
| city2 = Williamsport, Maryland
}}

===Michigan===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WUFN
| freq1 = 96.7
| city1 = Albion, Michigan
| call2 = WVCN
| freq2 = 104.3
| city2 = Baraga, Michigan
| call3 = WOLW
| freq3 = 91.1
| city3 = Cadillac, Michigan
| call4 = WLJN
| freq4 = 1400
| city4 = Elmwood Charter Township, Michigan
| call5 = WPHN
| freq5 = 90.5
| city5 = Gaylord, Michigan
| call6 = WVCM
| freq6 = 91.5
| city6 = Iron Mountain, Michigan
| call7 = WEUL
| freq7 = 98.1
| city7 = Kingsford, Michigan
| call8 = WMPC
| freq8 = 1230
| city8 = Lapeer, Michigan
| call9 = WHWL
| freq9 = 95.7
| city9 = Marquette, Michigan
| call10 = WPCJ
| freq10 = 91.1
| city10 = Pittsford, Michigan
| call11 = WNFA
| freq11 = 88.3
| city11 = Port Huron, Michigan
| call12 = WNFR
| freq12 = 90.7
| city12 = Sandusky, Michigan
| call13 = WUFL
| freq13 = 1030
| city13 = Sterling Heights, Michigan
| call14 = WHST
| freq14 = 106.1
| city14 = Tawas City, Michigan
| call15 = WLJN-FM
| freq15 = 89.9
| city15 = Traverse City, Michigan
| call16 = WHWG
| freq16 = 89.9
| city16 = Trout Lake, Michigan
}}

===Minnesota===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KJLY
| freq1 = 100.7
| city1 = Blue Earth, Minnesota
| call2 = KDNI
| freq2 = 90.5
| city2 = Duluth, Minnesota
| call3 = KBHW
| freq3 = 99.5
| city3 = International Falls, Minnesota
| call4 = WCTS
| freq4 = 1030
| city4 = Maplewood, Minnesota
| call5 = KCGN-FM
| freq5 = 101.5
| city5 = Ortonville, Minnesota
| call6 = KBHL
| freq6 = 103.9
| city6 = Osakis, Minnesota
| call7 = KTIG
| freq7 = 102.7
| city7 = Pequot Lakes, Minnesota
| call8 = KFSI
| freq8 = 92.9
| city8 = Rochester, Minnesota
| call9 = KTIS
| freq9 = 900
| city9 = Roseville, Minnesota
| call10 = KCFB
| freq10 = 91.5
| city10 = St. Cloud, Minnesota
| call11 = KKJM
| freq11 = 92.9
| city11 = St. Joseph, Minnesota
| call12 = KBHZ
| freq12 = 91.9
| city12 = Willmar, Minnesota
}}

===Mississippi===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WFCA
| freq1 = 107.9
| city1 = Ackerman, Mississippi
| call2 = WPAE
| freq2 = 89.7
| city2 = Centreville, Mississippi
| call4 = WOSM
| freq4 = 103.1
| city4 = Ocean Springs, Mississippi
}}

===Missouri===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KGNA
| freq1 = 89.9
| city1 = Arnold, Missouri
| call2 = KLFC
| freq2 = 88.1
| city2 = Branson, Missouri
| call3 = KGNN-FM
| freq3 = 90.3
| city3 = Cuba, Missouri
| call4 = KHGN
| freq4 = 90.7
| city4 = Kirksville, Missouri
| call5 = KNEO
| freq5 = 91.7
| city5 = Neosho, Missouri
| call6 = KOKS
| freq6 = 89.5
| city6 = Poplar Bluff, Missouri
| call7 = KWFC
| freq7 = 89.1
| city7 = Springfield, Missouri
| call8 = KGNV
| freq8 = 89.9
| city8 = Washington, Missouri
}}

===Montana===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KGVW
| freq1 = 640
| city1 = Belgrade, Montana
| call2 = KBLW
| freq2 = 90.1
| city2 = Billings, Montana
| call3 = KMCJ
| freq3 = 99.5
| city3 = Colstrip, Montana
| call4 = KGLE
| freq4 = 590
| city4 = Glendive, Montana
| call5 = KGFC
| freq5 = 88.9
| city5 = Great Falls, Montana
| call6 = KXEI
| freq6 = 95.1
| city6 = Havre, Montana
| call7 = KVCM
| freq7 = 103.1
| city7 = Helena, Montana
| call8 = KSPL
| freq8 = 90.9
| city8 = Kalispell, Montana
| call9 = KLEU
| freq9 = 91.1
| city9 = Lewistown, Montana
| call10 = KPLG
| freq10 = 91.5
| city10 = Plains, Montana
}}

===Nebraska===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KTLX
| freq1 = 91.9
| city1 = Columbus, Nebraska
| call2 = KROA
| freq2 = 95.7
| city2 = Grand Island, Nebraska
| call3 = KPNO
| freq3 = 90.9
| city3 = Norfolk, Nebraska
| call4 = KJLT
| freq4 = 970
| city4 = North Platte, Nebraska
| call5 = KJLT-FM
| freq5 = 94.9
| city5 = North Platte, Nebraska
| call6 = KCRO
| freq6 = 660
| city6 = Omaha, Nebraska
| call7 = KGRD
| freq7 = 105.3
| city7 = Orchard, Nebraska
}}

===New Hampshire===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WVNH
| freq1 = 91.1
| city1 = Concord, New Hampshire
| call2 = WWPC
| freq2 = 91.7
| city2 = New Durham, New Hampshire
}}

===New Jersey===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WCHR
| freq1 = 1040
| city1 = Flemington, New Jersey
}}

===New Mexico===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KTGW
| freq1 = 91.7
| city1 = Fruitland, New Mexico
}}

===New York===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WNGN-FM
| freq1 = 91.9
| city1 = Argyle, New York
| call2 = [[WMHR (FM)|WMHI]]
| freq2 = 94.7
| city2 = Cape Vincent, New York
| call3 = [[WMHR (FM)|WMHQ]]
| freq3 = 90.1
| city3 = Malone, New York
| call4 = [[WMHR (FM)|WMHR]]
| freq4 = 102.9
| city4 = Syracuse, New York
| call5 = [[WMHR (FM)|WMHN]]
| freq5 = 89.3
| city5 = Webster, New York
}}

===North Carolina===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WCGC
| freq1 = 1270
| city1 = Belmont, North Carolina
| call2 = WFGW
| freq2 = 1010
| city2 = Black Mountain, North Carolina
| call3 = WMIT
| freq3 = 106.9
| city3 = Black Mountain, North Carolina
| call4 = WHVN
| freq4 = 1240
| city4 = Charlotte, North Carolina
| call5 = WCLN-FM
| freq5 = 107.3
| city5 = Clinton, North Carolina
| call6 = WLGP
| freq6 = 100.3
| city6 = Harker’s Island, North Carolina
| call7 = WAGO
| freq7 = 88.7
| city7 = Snow Hill, North Carolina
| call8 = WZKB
| freq8 = 94.3
| city8 = Wallace, North Carolina
| call9 = WDVV
| freq9 = 89.7
| city9 = Wilmington, North Carolina
| call10 = WWIL-FM
| freq10 = 90.5
| city10 = Wilmington, North Carolina
| call11 = WLSG
| freq11 = 1340
| city11 = Wilmington, North Carolina
}}

===North Dakota===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KFNW-FM
| freq1 = 97.9
| city1 = Fargo, North Dakota
| call2 = KFBN
| freq2 = 88.7
| city2 = Fargo, North Dakota
| call3 = KNDR
| freq3 = 104.7
| city3 = Mandan, North Dakota
| call4 = KFNW
| freq4 = 1200
| city4 = West Fargo, North Dakota
}}

===Ohio===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WCDR
| freq1 = 90.3
| city1 = Cedarville, Ohio
| call2 = WOHC
| freq2 = 90.1
| city2 = Chillicothe, Ohio
| call3 = WAKW
| freq3 = 93.3
| city3 = Cincinnati, Ohio
| call4 = WGOJ
| freq4 = 105.5
| city4 = Conneaut, Ohio
| call5 = WPOS
| freq5 = 102.3
| city5 = Holland, Ohio
| call6 = WFCO
| freq6 = 90.9
| city6 = Lancaster, Ohio
| call7 = WTGN
| freq7 = 97.7
| city7 = Lima, Ohio
| call8 = WZLP-LP
| freq8 = 95.7
| city8 = Loudonville, Ohio
| call9 = WOHP
| freq9 = 88.3
| city9 = Portsmouth, Ohio
| call10 = WEEC
| freq10 = 100.7
| city10 = Springfield, Ohio
| call11 = WJIC
| freq11 = 91.7
| city11 = Zanesville, Ohio
}}

===Oklahoma===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KBVV
| freq1 = 91.1
| city1 = Enid, Oklahoma
| call2 = KSYE
| freq2 = 91.5
| city2 = Frederick, Oklahoma
| call3 = KQCV
| freq3 = 800
| city3 = Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
}}

===Oregon===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KMWR
| freq1 = 90.7
| city1 = Brookings, Oregon
| call2 = KYTT
| freq2 = 98.7
| city2 = Coos Bay, Oregon
| call3 = KNTS
| freq3 = 89.7 - (cable)
| city3 = John Day, Oregon
| call4 = KSPR
| freq4 = 101.5 - (cable)
| city4 = John Day, Oregon
| call5 = KDOV-FM
| freq5 = 91.7
| city5 = Medford, Oregon
| call6 = KPJC
| freq6 = 1220
| city6 = Salem, Oregon
| call7 = KORE
| freq7 = 1050
| city7 = Springfield, Oregon
| call8 = KGRV
| freq8 = 700
| city8 = Winston, Oregon
}}

===Pennsylvania===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WJCS
| freq1 = 89.3
| city1 = Allentown, Pennsylvania
| call2 = WHJB
| freq2 = 1600
| city2 = Bedford, Pennsylvania
| call3 = WBYN-FM
| freq3 = 107.5
| city3 = Boyertown, Pennsylvania
| call4 = WFKJ
| freq4 = 890
| city4 = Cashtown, Pennsylvania
| call5 = WPGM
| freq5 = 1570
| city5 = Danville, Pennsylvania
| call6 = WPGM-FM
| freq6 = 96.7
| city6 = Danville, Pennsylvania
| call7 = WDBA
| freq7 = 107.3
| city7 = DuBois, Pennsylvania
| call8 = WJSA
| freq8 = 1600
| city8 = Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania
| call9 = WJSA-FM
| freq9 = 96.3
| city9 = Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania
| call10 = WDAC
| freq10 = 94.5
| city10 = Lancaster, Pennsylvania
| call11 = WQJU
| freq11 = 107.1
| city11 = Mifflintown, Pennsylvania
| call12 = WPEL-FM
| freq12 = 96.5
| city12 = Montrose, Pennsylvania
| call13 = WBGM
| freq13 = 88.1
| city13 = New Berlin, Pennsylvania
| call14 = WTLR
| freq14 = 89.9
| city14 = State College, Pennsylvania
| call15 = WRGN
| freq15 = 88.1
| city15 = Sweet Valley, Pennsylvania
| call16 = WBMR
| freq16 = 91.7
| city16 = Telford, Pennsylvania
| call17 = WLIH
| freq17 = 107.1
| city17 = Whitneyville, Pennsylvania
}}

===Puerto Rico===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WBMJ
| freq1 = 1190
| city1 = San Juan, Puerto Rico
| call2 = WIVV
| freq2 = 1370
| city2 = Vieques, Puerto Rico
}}

===Rhode Island===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WARV
| freq1 = 1590
| city1 = Warwick, Rhode Island
}}

===South Carolina===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WBLR
| freq1 = 1430
| city1 = Batesburg, South Carolina
| call2 = WAGP
| freq2 = 88.7
| city2 = Beaufort, South Carolina
| call3 = WLPG
| freq3 = 91.7
| city3 = Florence, South Carolina
| call4 = WAVO
| freq4 = 1150
| city4 = Rock Hill, South Carolina
}}

===South Dakota===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KVCF
| freq1 = 90.5
| city1 = Freeman, South Dakota
| call2 = KVCX
| freq2 = 101.5
| city2 = Gregory, South Dakota
| call3 = KNWC
| freq3 = 1270
| city3 = Sioux Falls, South Dakota
}}

===Tennessee===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WWOG
| freq1 = 90.9
| city1 = Cookeville, Tennessee
| call2 = WCLC-FM
| freq2 = 105.1
| city2 = Jamestown, Tennessee
| call3 = WHCB
| freq3 = 91.5
| city3 = Johnson City, Tennessee
| call4 = WCRV
| freq4 = 640
| city4 = Memphis, Tennessee
}}

===Texas===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KRGN
| freq1 = 103.1
| city1 = Amarillo, Texas
| call2 = KTAA
| freq2 = 90.7
| city2 = Big Sandy, Texas
| call3 = KBNR
| freq3 = 88.3
| city3 = Brownsville, Texas
| call4 = KCBI
| freq4 = 90.9
| city4 = Dallas, Texas
| call5 = KNNK
| freq5 = 100.5
| city5 = Dimmitt, Texas
| call6 = KEPX
| freq6 = 89.5
| city6 = Eagle Pass, Texas
| call7 = KEPI
| freq7 = 88.7
| city7 = Eagle Pass, Texas
| call8 = KELP
| freq8 = 1590
| city8 = El Paso, Texas
| call9 = KVER
| freq9 = 91.1
| city9 = El Paso, Texas
| call10 = KHCB-FM
| freq10 = 105.7
| city10 = Houston, Texas
| call11 = KHCH
| freq11 = 1410
| city11 = Huntsville, Texas
| call12 = KBJS
| freq12 = 90.3
| city12 = Jacksonville, Texas
| call13 = KHCJ
| freq13 = 91.9
| city13 = Jefferson, Texas
| call14 = KKER
| freq14 = 88.7
| city14 = Kerrville, Texas
| call15 = KBNL
| freq15 = 89.9
| city15 = Laredo, Texas
| call16 = KAMY
| freq16 = 90.1
| city16 = Lubbock, Texas
| call17 = KVMV
| freq17 = 96.9
| city17 = McAllen, Texas
| call18 = KFLB
| freq18 = 920
| city18 = Odessa, Texas
| call19 = KFLB-FM
| freq19 = 90.5
| city19 = Odessa, Texas
| call20 = KHCP
| freq20 = 89.3
| city20 = Paris, Texas
| call21 = KCRN-FM
| freq21 = 93.9
| city21 = San Angelo, Texas
| call22 = KCRN
| freq22 = 1340
| city22 = San Angelo, Texas
| call23 = KHTA
| freq23 = 92.5
| city23 = Texarkana, Texas
| call24 = KVNE
| freq24 = 89.5
| city24 = Tyler, Texas
| call25 = KGLY
| freq25 = 91.3
| city25 = Tyler, Texas
| call26 = KMOC
| freq26 = 89.5
| city26 = Wichita Falls, Texas
}}

===Utah===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KEYY
| freq1 = 1450
| city1 = Provo, Utah
}}

===Vermont===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WCMD
| freq1 = 89.9
| city1 = Barre, Vermont
| call2 = WGLY-FM
| freq2 = 91.5
| city2 = Bolton, Vermont
| call3 = WCMK
| freq3 = 91.9
| city3 = Putney, Vermont
| call4 = WFTF
| freq4 = 90.5
| city4 = Rutland, Vermont
| call5 = WCKJ
| freq5 = 90.5
| city5 = St. Johnsbury, Vermont
| call6 = WTWN
| freq6 = 1100
| city6 = Wells River, Vermont
| call7 = WGLV
| freq7 = 91.7
| city7 = Woodstock, Vermont
}}

===Virgin Islands===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WGOD-FM
| freq1 = 97.9
| city1 = Charlotte Amalie, Virgin Islands
| call2 = WGOD
| freq2 = 1090
| city2 = Charlotte Amalie, Virgin Islands
| call3 = WIVH
| freq3 = 90.1
| city3 = Christianstad, Virgin Islands
| call4 = WEVI
| freq4 = 101.7
| city4 = Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
}}

===Virginia===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WNLR
| freq1 = 1150
| city1 = Churchville, Virginia
| call2 = WRVL
| freq2 = 88.3
| city2 = Lynchburg, Virginia
| call3 = WRIS
| freq3 = 1410
| city3 = Roanoke, Virginia
| call4 = WKGM
| freq4 = 940
| city4 = Smithfield, Virginia
}}

===Washington===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KOLU-FM
| freq1 = 90.1
| city1 = Pasco, Washington
| call2 = KCIS
| freq2 = 630
| city2 = Seattle, Washington
| call3 = KVSN
| freq3 = 1340
| city3 = Tumwater, Washington
}}

===West Virginia===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WOAY
| freq1 = 860
| city1 = Oak Hill, West Virginia
| call2 = WWYO
| freq2 = 970
| city2 = Pineville, West Virginia
}}

===Wisconsin===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = WEMI
| freq1 = 91.9
| city1 = Appleton, Wisconsin
| call2 = WHEM
| freq2 = 91.3
| city2 = Eau Claire, Wisconsin
| call3 = WVCF
| freq3 = 90.5
| city3 = Eau Claire, Wisconsin
| call4 = WMVM
| freq4 = 90.7
| city4 = Goodman, Wisconsin
| call5 = WEMY
| freq5 = 91.5
| city5 = Green Bay, Wisconsin
| call6 = WWIB
| freq6 = 103.7
| city6 = Halli, Wisconsin
| call8 = WNWC
| freq8 = 1190
| city8 = Madison, Wisconsin
| call9 = WGNV
| freq9 = 88.5
| city9 = Milladore, Wisconsin
| call10 = WVCY-FM
| freq10 = 107.7
| city10 = Milwaukee, Wisconsin
| call11 = WVCY
| freq11 = 690
| city11 = Oshkosh, Wisconsin
| call12 = WRVM
| freq12 = 102.7
| city12 = Suring, Wisconsin
| call13 = WVCX
| freq13 = 98.9
| city13 = Tomah, Wisconsin
| call14 = WEGZ
| freq14 = 105.9
| city14 = Washburn, Wisconsin
}}

===Wyoming===
{{RadioTranslators
| call1 = KUYO
| freq1 = 830
| city1 = Evansville, Wyoming
| call2 = KAXG
| freq2 = 89.7
| city2 = Gillette, Wyoming
}}

==References==
* [http://www.mbn.org/GenMoody/Media/MediaLibrary/moody_across_nation.pdf MBN across the Nation]

== External links ==
* [http://www.moodyradio.org/ MBN Official Site]

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WPOS-FM 102.3, Holland, Ohio is a non-profit Christian radio station that first went on the air in September 1966. It is owned by the Maumee Valley Broadcasting Association.

It is Northwestern Ohio's first full time religious broadcasting radio station. It features a variety of Christian talk and teaching programs as well as Southern Gospel and other Adult Contemporary Christian music. The station operates 24 hours a day and serves Northwestern Ohio and Southeastern Michigan from its studios and transmitter located in Holland, (Toledo) Ohio. The station operates with an effective radiated power of 6000 watts and also operates several translator stations in Northwestern Ohio.

It is affiliated with the VCY Christian Radio Network. It also features programs from Focus On the Family, Jay Sekulow Live, Back to the Bible, Haven Today, Night Sounds as well as others including Charles Stanley, Tony Evans, David Jeremiah, Charles Morris, Billy Graham and others.

WPOS-FM also features upbeat and informative local programming in the morning and weekday afternoons.

The radio station is unique among Christian broadcasters in that it also operates a Christian Activities Center (circa 1982) that serves a wide variety of purposes. The large building contains a gymnasium that also doubles as a concert hall. WPOS also has a smaller meeting place and a complete kitchen facility. WPOS hosts many Southern Gospel Acts and Artists in their Christian Center throughout the year.

The facility is also used as a gym for home schoolers. And other conferences and meetings are hosted by WPOS-FM.

WPOS-FM also can be heard worldwide via streaming audio at www.wposfm.com.

The General Manager is Rick Waldron. The station is a member of the National Religious Broadcasters Association.

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