Posted: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 |
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We're always working hard here at M88...just see for yourself. Stage Crew members, don't forget to check out the Daily Vid archives on the Stage Crew website. If you aren't a Stage Crew member yet, you can sign up and help support M88 with 19 bucks a month, and get access to the exclusive Stage Crew site. Learn more at M88.org
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Posted: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 |
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Yo's brother Anders is a missionary in Chile with the International Missions Board. He's currently working in Temuco, a town about four hours south of Concepcion which was the town closest to the epicenter of the recent 8.8 earthquake in Chile. Since the quake struck, Anders and his missionary team have been hard at work assessing needs and the best way to meet those needs in the wake of huge natural disaster. This week he updates us on what's being done to help people, what the mood is in the country, and more. Check out the video, the interview below, and for photos and videos be sure to check out his blog. | ||
Posted: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 |
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It was Adri's birthday week, and a purple whirlwind attacked her office and left this devastation behind. Stage Crew members, don't forget to check out the Daily Vid archives on the Stage Crew website. If you aren't a Stage Crew member yet, you can sign up and help support M88 with 19 bucks a month, and get access to the exclusive Stage Crew site. Learn more at M88.org | ||
Posted: Tuesday, March 09, 2010 |
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Every Tuesday is "New Music Tuesday" on M88. This week on the all-new Super Fantastic Morning Fun Show, Adri and Yo talked with Ryan of Demon Hunter. After a little identity confusion, they talked about the band's new album, The World is a Thorn, the new single "Collapsing", taking an absolute stand in a world that doesn't tolerate absolutes, touring details and more. Check out the full interview with Skillet below, and listen each week to New Music Tuesday for new interviews, free CDs and more.
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Posted: Monday, March 08, 2010 |
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What a crazy month it's been, and it's only a little more than a week old. The month got started with me hearing about a massive earthquake in Chile; a country where my brother is currently working as a missionary. He and his family is fine, but they have a whole lot of work ahead of them now and could certainly use our prayers. Compared with what's going on there, everything here seems rather mundane and not nearly as urgent, but it is busy as we get ready for Easter, Prom and all the other big events of spring. So as we enter this busy season, here a few things to keep in prayer:Yo's Brother - He's in Chile working as a missionary. Right now they're finding ways to help people affected by the recent earthquake. Pray for protection in a tense situation and for opportunities to share the love of Christ with people in need. Easter - We have a lot of work to do get ready (and by we, I mean Adri; she's our events coordinator). Pray everything comes together smoothly and that we'll have nice weather that morning. Most of all, pray that the good news of the resurrection will change people's lives. Allergies and more - the sniffles have been going around here at work; from allergies to the sniffles to bronchitis. Pray for health, for energy, for endurance and more for our weary staff. Heavenly Father, you are such an awesome God. We go about our day to day lives often without thinking about how you always seem to have us in the right place at the right time to serve you and your kingdom. Thank you for giving us those opportunities, and help us to make the most of them. Father we pray for all the people affected by the recent earthquakes, from Haiti to Japan to Chile. Send you children to minister and to help, and keep your people safe in those desperate situations. Lord we look forward to celebrating your resurrection. We thank for this season of Lent to remember the great sacrifice you made, and we pray that people will once again be touched by the amazing good news that you were willing to die for our sins and to rise from the dead to give us new life. Oh how wonderful, oh how glorious; it should be news that we just can't contain. Thank you for you love and for a new week to experience your love, it's in Jesus name we pray, amen. Submit your Plog Prayer request. | ||
Posted: Thursday, March 04, 2010 |
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Applications are currently being accepted for a part-time (30-35 hours per week) M88 On-Air Announcer and Music Director. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, on-air announcing, production, voice-overs, public appearances, community involvement, and board-operation. Applicants should have knowledge of contemporary Christian music. Radio knowledge is helpful, but not mandatory. Applicants must be willing to work flexible hours.To be considered for this position, an application AND MP3 or CD air-check must be submitted. Apply online and send air-checks to: M88, Attn: Steve Reimann, 4001 Osuna Rd. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109. No phone calls, please. | ||
Posted: Tuesday, February 23, 2010 |
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Have you noticed all the winter wear has hit the clearance racks and the stores have the new spring fashion displayed front and center? M88 has some super shway t-shirts ready to add to your spring wardrobe! Since you probably want to spend your clothing allowance wisely, so that you look stylin' and support a great cause at the same time, these t-shirts are a great way to go! Pick up a shirt or two for you, your friends, your family, the people you meet at the store, or your neighbor's dog.Every t-shirt you purchase will help support the music and the ministry of M88. You voted on the designs you liked best, and now you can own one. So pick up a M88 t-shirt today, help support this station, and share the gift of style this year. | ||
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