PRAISE FM - WJPG 88.1 and WJPH 89.9 - South Jersey's Favorite Christian Radio Stations!

"RAISE THE PRAISE"
NEW ANTENNA PHOTOS

The WJPH 89.9 antenna was raised on September 11, 2002. We give God all the glory! We thank everyone that has prayed and donated to the "Raise the Praise" fund. As God directs, in the months ahead we hope to make additional improvements to our coverage area, and possibly increase our coverage area into other areas of South Jersey and your tax-deductible donation to the "Raise the Praise" fund helps us to do this. Please be as generous as you can and make your check or money order payable to Maranatha Ministries/Joy Communications. and write in the the memo section of your check "Raise the Praise". Mail it to WJPG / WJPH 950 Tilton Road, Suite 101, Northfield, NJ 08225. WJPG / WJPH are owned and operated by Maranatha Ministries/Joy Communications, Inc., a New Jersey Non-Profit Corporation and a federally recognized 501c3 non-profit corporation.


We start at 10am, crane on left, tower on right			Ken Manri removes old antenna, top bay	Installation of new top bay bracket

Installation of new top bay bracket	Installation of new top bay bracket	Installation of new top bay bracket	Installation of new top bay bracket	Installation of new top bay bracket

Installation of second bay bracket	Installation of second bay bracket	Installation of second bay of new antenna	Installation of second bay of new antenna	Installation of third bay of new antenna

Installation of parasitic element behind third bay of new antenna	New Antenna is completely installed, everybody's on the ground	Our volunteers who first said they were afraid of heights.	We're checking out the old antenna and taking a little break.	The guys un-packing the antenna, while Ken was losing his fear of heights.

The guys un-packing the antenna, while Ken was losing his fear of heights.	The guys checking out the crane, while Ken was losing his fear of heights.	The guys un-packing the antenna, while Ken was losing his fear of heights.	The guys un-packing the antenna, while Ken was losing his fear of heights.	Taking a well deserved break.