HCJB's ANDEAN HERALD 95/10
ENGLISH_DEPARTMENT
Welcome to the ANDEAN HERALD, the Program Update from HCJB's
English Language Service! This update is being released from
Quito, Ecuador, 11 July 1995.
Our Verse for the Week:
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+ How can I repay the Lord for all his goodness to me? +
+ Psalm 116:12 +
Following is what you can look forward to hearing on the Voice
of the Andes during the next few days:
Daily programs:
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STUDIO NINE is the foundation of our program lineup and is your
window to life in Latin America. Fasten your shortwave seatbelt
and travel Latin America with the STUDIO NINE travel team.
Daily features on STUDIO NINE include:
Monday - Medicine Thursday - Business
Tuesday - History Friday - Travel Latin America
Wednesday - EarthWatch
MORNING IN THE MOUNTAINS is a 90-minute, live, inspirational
program of music, news and commentaries. John Adams returns as
the host of our daily "wake-up" program. Daily themes include
sports on Monday, the family on Tuesdays, listener letters on
Wednesdays, prayer on Thursdays and world missions on Fridays.
Tania Manners keeps us informed with Latin and world news.
Wednesday, July 12:
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Currently on THE BOOK NOOK, your hostess, Lisa McVicar, is
reading "When Comes the Spring" by Jeanette Oke.
Boxing Day for July continues on HAM RADIO TODAY as we present
the second in a two part series on where to place that brand new
circuit. Also, a final report about amateur radio on board the
recently completed space shuttle mission. (Hold on to your hats
- there's another one scheduled very soon!) In addition, we
present other news from the fascinating worlds of electronics in
general and ham radio in specific. It's all on this edition of
HAM RADIO TODAY.
On STUDIO NINE's EarthWatch, we will learn of the Grebes in
Guatemala. And here in Ecuador, we travel to an FM repeater
site above the city of Ambato.
On Wednesday and Thursday, the question treated on INSIGHT FOR
LIVING is: What About My Neighbors's Neighbor? Chuck Swindoll
is our teacher and counselor.
Thursday, July 13:
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Today is microwave cooking day on WHAT'S COOKING!, with Karen
Mace. There are lots of helpful hints and tips to help you make
the most of your microwave. Also Alan Renaud, one of HCJB's
engineers comes along to tell us how the oven actually works.
STUDIO NINE features part 5 of our 31-part series, "Mystery of
Mysteries". Today's topic is "The Devolution of Man".
This week on INSPIRATIONAL CLASSICS, Judy Gillen presents the
oratorio, "The Jerusalem Passion". Recorded in Brisbane,
Australia, this moving story of Christ's passion is beautifully
sung and played by the Vision One Chorus and Orchestra.
Friday, July 14:
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A battle between George Handel and Jimi Hendrix - vinegar that's
more expensive than champagne - Dracula makes a scene in
Transylvania - a clinic exclusively for hypochondriacs - and,
we'll be looking at what a South American radio station is doing
in Europe. It's all in today's ON-LINE with Rich Cline. Send
your comments about the programme to: onl...@hcjbuk.gn.apc.org
On INSIGHT FOR LIVING, Dr. Chuck Swindoll begins a new series:
"Koinonia: A Recipe for Authentic Fellowship". The topic for
today is 'A Grocery List for Koinonia'.
Jorge Zambrano is your host for MUSICA DEL ECUADOR as today's
program features music presented by Angel Zambrano, "Platero"
and the Hermanos Castro.
It's "Travel Latin America" today on STUDIO NINE as Curt Cole
takes us to a fortress in Dominica, and here in Ecuador, we
learn of the interesting sport, Ecua-Volley.
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ENGLISH FREQUENCY SCHEDULE : Effective 10 July 1995 at 0700 UTC
Revised 6 July 1995 by ACG
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*** End of the Andean Herald from the English Language Service