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As of 2010, less than 1% of cities in Russia,
Ukraine,or Belarus have a local Christian radio station. This is where the ministry of NEW LIFE RADIO
comes in to meet the need for Christian radio access. NLR's satellite service is especially important in Russia, as recent
political developments have worked to stifle the growth of Christian media.
CHRISTIAN RADIO
FOR RUSSIA is a 501(c)3 non-profit ministry that works to guarantee that Christian radio programming from New Life
Radio can be available in any city, village, or remote area throughout the former Soviet Union. NLR does this through
direct to home satellite radio, FM, cable networks, and the Internet.
NEW LIFE RADIO
makes a difference in the lives of the people it touches, whether it is listened to in the home by satellite (like the Dish
Network); at a remote missionary site; in a church; within a Russian prison cell; a drug rehab center; a Russian military
base, an orphanage, a hospital ward, or listening to FM while driving. They broadcast the GOOD NEWS of NEW LIFE IN CHRIST!
NEW LIFE RADIO is a non-denominational media resource, of service to the entire Christian
community, offering free airtime to domestic Christian programmers, and free satellite reception to any listener connected
to the HOTBIRD satellite (Europe/Russia's most popular broadcast satellite with an estimated 123 million households receiving
TV-Radio channels from it). CHRISTIAN
RADIO FOR RUSSIA'S mission is to subsidize
this satellite network, while working to expand New Life Radio's reach
to Slavic communities worldwide that desire Christian radio programming in the Russian language. PLEASE ask your church to put NLR in its missions budget as your way to help
us carry out what Jesus commanded in Acts 1:8...being His witnesses to the ends of the earth. Our satellite signal coverage
makes this possible!
MINIMUM cost to operate the NLR Network: $17,000 per month sponsor a Day of broadcasting for $550, or an hour of radio for $23
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NEW LIFE RADIO began as Russia's
first Christian FM radio station
in 1996. Seeking
to aid the development
of Christian broadcasting nationwide,
NEW LIFE RADIO-Moscow
began satellite
broadcasting in 2000 from studios located
next to Red Square and the Kremlin.
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