lutheran radio

[BabyLutheran]

Has anyone listened to this online LCMS station?

http://www.kfuoam.org/

I can listen to this a lot during the day if it is a good choice. Just wanted to see what veteran Lutherans thought.

[seajoy]

Though I am WELS, I like the station very much. When I was working, I always listened to it through my computer. It made my day go by faster. :) I would say, go ahead, and enjoy.

[RadMan]

KFUO has AM and FM. I'm not sure which it is but I'm thinking AM since there website also has a link to 850 AM. If it is it's probably better than FM which is more classical music than "The Word".

[Protoevangel]

I used to listen to KFUO all the time. Issues, Etc. and The Bible Study were my favorites.

Ancient Faith Radio (http://ancientfaith.com/) is what I listen to now. But it's really not very Lutheran... ;)

[Protoevangel]

You know what I thought of when I first saw the title of the thread, though?


I feel a hot wind on my shoulder
And the touch of a world that is older
I turn the switch and check the number
I leave it on when in bed I slumber
I hear the rhythms of the music
I buy the product and never use it
I hear the talking of the DJ
Can't understand just what does he say?

I'm on a Lutheran radio. I'm on a Lutheran, whoa-Oh, radio
I'm on a Lutheran radio. I'm on a Lutheran, whoa-Oh, radio


Did I just date myself? :doh:

[Edial]

You know what I thought of when I first saw the title of the thread, though?


I feel a hot wind on my shoulder
And the touch of a world that is older
I turn the switch and check the number
I leave it on when in bed I slumber
I hear the rhythms of the music
I buy the product and never use it
I hear the talking of the DJ
Can't understand just what does he say?

I'm on a Lutheran radio. I'm on a Lutheran, whoa-Oh, radio
I'm on a Lutheran radio. I'm on a Lutheran, whoa-Oh, radio


Did I just date myself? :doh:
I think you defined it well. :)
Oh, I never listened to it, but I see what you are saying. :):)

Thanks, :)
Ed

[Edial]

Though I am WELS, I like the station very much. When I was working, I always listened to it through my computer. It made my day go by faster. :) I would say, go ahead, and enjoy.
I'll check it out. :)

[Edial]

I used to listen to KFUO all the time. Issues, Etc. and The Bible Study were my favorites.

Ancient Faith Radio (http://ancientfaith.com/) is what I listen to now. But it's really not very Lutheran... ;)
You think it is a good idea to post this link here?

[RadMan]

Dan gets a little over zealous sometimes. :)

[BabyLutheran]

You know what I thought of when I first saw the title of the thread, though?


I feel a hot wind on my shoulder
And the touch of a world that is older
I turn the switch and check the number
I leave it on when in bed I slumber
I hear the rhythms of the music
I buy the product and never use it
I hear the talking of the DJ
Can't understand just what does he say?

I'm on a Lutheran radio. I'm on a Lutheran, whoa-Oh, radio
I'm on a Lutheran radio. I'm on a Lutheran, whoa-Oh, radio


Did I just date myself? :doh:
Wall of Voodoo, singing a medley of their greatest hits, I remember it well.

[Edial]

Dan gets a little over zealous sometimes. :)
In your post you mentioned that it has AM and FM.
I'll try listening to both, but I suspect I'll favor the one with the classical music.

I even listen to Harold Camping :doh: (Family Radio), the one who preaches that the church age is over.
That station has a lot of hymns and classical music.

Oh well ... :)

[RadMan]

KFUO FM is 99.1 coming from St.Louis. Here's the FM link. I might be wrong but I don't see any religious programs under program listings.

http://www.classic99.com/listennow.htm

[maylor]

100 hymns from the original The Lutheran Hymnal here:

http://www.luther.k12.wi.us/Resources_&_Links/LutheranRadioCommittee/Hymns.htm


I used to listen to KFUO all the time. Issues, Etc. and The Bible Study were my favorites.

Ancient Faith Radio (http://ancientfaith.com/) is what I listen to now. But it's really not very Lutheran... ;)

We've been listening to this at home sunday mornings before we go to church. The Orthodox church has some of the best music in the Christian Church.

[Edial]

KFUO FM is 99.1 coming from St.Louis. Here's the FM link. I might be wrong but I don't see any religious programs under program listings.

http://www.classic99.com/listennow.htm
When I click on Listen Now it want me to open a certain file in with asx extension.
When I do, it says that I do not have any program associated with it ...

[RadMan]

When I click on Listen Now it want me to open a certain file in with asx extension.
When I do, it says that I do not have any program associated with it ...You either need to down load the plug-in for that extension or try using another browser. The Windows media Player should come up then........or your default player

[Edial]

You either need to down load the plug-in for that extension or try using another browser. The Windows media Player should come up then........or your default player

I screwed up my players when trying resolving playing "The Protestant Revolution".
I downloaded some players that messed up the file association.
It was still showing ASX as for Windows player, but it was corrupt.

I deleted the file association for ASX and then re-associated back with the Windows Player.

It works now. :)

Sounds great. Exactly what I like.

Thanks, :)
Ed

[Protoevangel]

You think it is a good idea to post this link here?
Sure, why not? It's great music, not proselytization.


Dan gets a little over zealous sometimes. :)
:P

[maylor]

I've listened to about half of the 19 lectures so far and have really learned alot and enjoyed them.

Every year Concordia Theological Seminary (http://www.ctsfw.edu/) in Fort Wayne hosts an educational extension course that takes place in Madison, Wisconsin. Pastor Frese coordinated the course for the second year in a row. This year, July 11-15, 2005, Dr. John Kleinig (http://www.alc.edu.au/faculty/view.asp?id=6), theological professor within the Lutheran Church of Australia (http://www.lca.org.au/search/church/cong.cfm?orgcode=ballarat) taught 30 registered students (pastors and laity) the Holiness of God as contained within the book of Leviticus. A special thanks to Calvary Lutheran Chapel (http://calvary.rso.wisc.edu/) for hosting us two years running.

http://www.llpb.us/oldemmanuelchurch/news.htm