Jonesboro, AR – Contributed – Jonesboro is preparing to welcome a new voice to its radio dial. Glory 104.3 FM, the city’s newest locally based Christian and Gospel radio station, is scheduled to officially begin broadcasting at midnight on Sunday, Dec. 6, marking a significant milestone for local faith-based media in Northeast Arkansas.

The launch will introduce a new FM radio station dedicated to Gospel music, Christian teaching, inspirational programming and community engagement.

Broadcasting under the slogan “Where God Gets All the Glory!”, the station aims to provide listeners with a consistent source of encouragement, spiritual enrichment and positive programming rooted in the community it serves.

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The station’s arrival represents more than the addition of another frequency to the local radio dial. It is the result of extensive planning, investment in broadcast infrastructure, technical preparation and a shared vision to establish a locally focused Christian and Gospel broadcasting service for Jonesboro and surrounding communities.

Glory 104.3 FM is preparing to begin regular programming following the completion of its transmission facilities and final technical preparations.

A New Local Broadcasting Voice

Glory 104.3 FM studio (Courtesy Glory 104.3 FM)

At a time when audiences have numerous options for digital entertainment and national programming, Glory 104.3 FM is placing an emphasis on the continued importance of local radio and its ability to connect directly with the community.

The station’s programming vision includes Gospel music, Christian teaching, spiritual encouragement and content designed to reflect the interests, needs and experiences of listeners throughout Northeast Arkansas.

As a locally based broadcaster, Glory 104.3 FM seeks to build meaningful relationships with area churches, ministries, community organizations and residents while providing an accessible source of faith-centered programming.

LaGanzie Kale, operations manager of Glory 104.3 FM, emphasized the importance of building a station that is genuinely connected to the community.

“Radio has always been about more than just what comes out of the speakers. It’s about connecting with people, being a part of their everyday lives, and making a positive difference in the community. With Glory 104.3 FM, we’re building on that belief by creating a station that not only shares uplifting Gospel music and Christian programming, but also reflects the people and community we serve,” Kale said.

The station also represents an investment in the future of local broadcasting, combining traditional over-the-air radio with modern broadcast technology and automation to deliver dependable programming.

Historic Midnight Sign-On Planned for Dec. 6

The station’s official launch is scheduled for midnight on Sunday, Dec. 6, when Glory 104.3 FM will begin its regular on-air service.

The inaugural broadcast will mark the beginning of a new chapter for the station and the culmination of the work required to bring a new FM broadcast operation to life.

Listeners in the station’s coverage area will be invited to tune their radios to 104.3 FM and be part of the station’s first day on the air.

The midnight launch will also serve as the beginning of a two-day celebration recognizing the station’s establishment and its anticipated role in the community.

Community Worship Celebration Scheduled for Dec. 6

Later on launch day, the public is invited to a special Celebratory Worship Service beginning at 3 p.m. at New Life Empowerment Ministries, located at 2113 N. Church St.

The service will provide an opportunity for area residents, church leaders, ministry representatives, supporters and community members to gather in thanksgiving and celebration of the station’s launch.

The occasion will recognize the faith, vision, perseverance and collaborative efforts that have helped move Glory 104.3 FM from concept to reality.

The worship celebration will also highlight the station’s central mission of bringing people together through faith, music and positive messages.

Jonesboro Regional Chamber of Commerce to Conduct Ribbon Cutting Dec. 7

The launch celebration will continue Monday, Dec. 7, with a public reception featuring an official ribbon cutting by the Jonesboro Regional Chamber of Commerce.

The event will take place from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Glory 104.3 FM studios, located at 1411 Franklin St.

The ribbon cutting will formally recognize the station’s opening and provide an opportunity for local officials, business leaders, members of the faith community, supporters and residents to celebrate Jonesboro’s newest local Christian and Gospel radio station.

The reception will also provide an opportunity to recognize the people and organizations whose contributions have helped make the station’s launch possible.

A Commitment to Faith, Community and Local Service

Glory 104.3 FM enters the Jonesboro broadcasting landscape with a mission centered on faith, encouragement and service.

Through inspirational music, Christian teaching and community-focused programming, the station seeks to offer an uplifting alternative for listeners while strengthening connections among churches, ministries and the broader community.

Rev. Greg Ota, ThD, PhD, director of theology for Glory 104.3 FM, emphasized the station’s spiritual mission and its potential to reach audiences beyond the immediate community.

“Glory is a platform to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ by the airwaves for the empowerment of the community and enlightening the whole world,” said Ota.

The station’s guiding message, “Where God Gets All the Glory!”, reflects its commitment to using the power of radio to inspire listeners and create a lasting positive presence in Northeast Arkansas.

With its December launch approaching, Glory 104.3 FM looks forward to becoming part of the daily lives of listeners and contributing to the region’s tradition of local broadcasting.

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