Introducing Hope 940

Introducing HOPE 940, Iowa’s largest faith-based radio station. We are excited to announce the launch of a faith-based radio station that will deliver a message of hope, combining today’s Christian music with high-quality programs. Joining our station is the award-winning Kevin & Taylor Morning Show, playing 5 am – 10 am every weekday, and Today’s Christian Music hosted by Doug Griffin, 3 pm – 7 pm. HOPE 940 is fun, entertaining, engaging, and inspirational content you and your family will listen to all day long!

This is a very exciting time for our station, and we are so glad to have you join us on our journey to HOPE!

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1 day ago in National

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