Art of Marriage Conference - February 11 & 12, 2011

When you were standing at the altar reciting your marriage vows, did you have any idea that marriage would be so complex?

It probably didn’t take you long to understand that your spouse is not as much like you as you thought. But figuring them out is more than just an equation.

Marriage is more than a science; it’s an art. And like any art form, requires an investment of time, focused study and the right tools.

If you need to soften some of the edges in your relationship, or want to brighten the landscape of your marriage, The Art of Marriage is for you.

This 6-session marriage event allows you to experience God’s design for marriage from expert teachers and humorous vignettes. You’ll graduate in a few hours better educated about your marriage, your spouse and yourself. Block out time in your schedule to attend The Art of Marriage.

Friday and Saturday, February 11 & 12 at Toccoa Falls College.

Register Now

For more information email Jeff Gangel. His address is jgangel (at) tfc.edu

WRAF - Gospel For Asia Christmas Gift Catalog

This Christmas season WRAF is joining forces with Gospel For Asia to facilitate an opportunity for YOU to give gifts that will make a difference for eternity.

You can bless impoverished people in Asia with a gift that will help them feed their family, earn a living, and point them to the Gospel. The gifts will last for years to come and help families break the cycle of poverty.

Most of all, these precious souls will hear about Jesus and the ultimate gift He offers.

Keep listening to Toccoa Falls Radio for details about the WRAF and Gospel For Asia “Christmas Gift Catalog.”

Thanks from Cross International

Voyage of the Dawn Treader - Movie Trailer

On December 10th, THE VOYAGE OF THE DAWN TREADER returns to the magic and wonder of C.S. Lewis' beloved world - via the fantastic Narnian ship, the Dawn Treader. In this new installment of the blockbuster The Chronicles of Narnia motion picture franchise, Edmund and Lucy Pevensie, along with their cousin Eustace and their royal friend King Caspian, find themselves swallowed into a painting and on to the Dawn Treader. As they embark on an incredible adventure of destiny and discovery, they confront obstacles beyond imagination.

20th Century Fox & Walden Media present THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: THE VOYAGE OF THE DAWN TREADER. Directed by Michael Apted (“Amazing Grace), the film stars Ben Barnes (“King Caspian”), Skandar Keynes (“Edmund Pevensie”), Georgie Henley (“Lucy Pevensie”), Will Poulter (“Eustace Scrubb”) & Liam Neeson (voice of “Aslan”).

The Afternoon Pickup - June 16, 2010

Soldiers Suprise Their Loved Ones

God bless our troops! This video was put together as a reminder of the huge sacrifice that soldiers and their families pay for our freedom.

Road Home Show Notes - June 11, 2010

This is the Steve Bell video Steve Gimbert mentioned on The Road Home >>>

Georgia's Natural Treasures

Looking for something to do this weekend? Here's a few suggestions >>>

Road Home Show Notes - June 10, 2010

Here's the video Steve mentioned on today's show:

Road Home Show Notes - May 27, 2010

Havanese Puppies Video

These adoreable little puppies live right here in northeast Georgia and are for sale from http://havanesepuppies.org.



Hershey the Chocolate Havanese

Road Home Show Notes - February 4, 2010

Watch for the Marine in Dress Blues and the shy little girl. Don't miss that part of the video...


http://media.causes.com/576542?p_id=92681239

Kristy Starling - Carried Away Video

I discovered a wonderful new praise song today from VMusic featuring Kristy Starling called "Carried Away." It will be featured on an upcoming edition of Sunday Morning Worship. Watch the video and let me know if you'd like to hear it on the radio.

Road Home Show Notes - December 15, 2009

Christmas Party at WRAF

December 14 - 16, 2009 at the WRAF studios on the Toccoa Falls College campus.

WRAF Manager's Report - December 11, 2009

This Monday begins our 3 day Christmas party at the WRAF studios and you are the special guest. Bring your entire family for a celebration of the Savior Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 9 AM to 4 PM daily.

Come tour our broadcast facility at Toccoa Falls College, meet your favorite air-personalities, and enjoy homemade goodies plus hot coffee, apple cider, and cocoa.

Christmas is a time to remember Jesus for the gift of salvation he offers to everyone who believes in Him and we want to honor Him by giving gifts. There’s gifts from our ministry partners for everyone who attends the open-house.

We are also asking you to bring a gift to help us stock a local food pantry and pregnancy resource center. If at all possible bring a can food item or something that would benefit a struggling mother who makes that bold decision to keep her baby.

WRAF is located at the entrance of Toccoa Falls College and you can find driving directions at myfavoritestation.net and of course you can call us at 800-251-8326.

Road Home Show Notes - December 7, 2009

Here's the video mentioned by Steve on The Road Home >>>

Road Home Show Notes - November 17, 2009

http://www.thenextsherwoodmovie.com/

Soldiers Suprise Their Children

Need Him Commercial Did Not Air

On Tuesday, September 8, 2009, the Gospel television commercial called “Something’s Not Right” was pulled from the broadcast schedule at the last minute. The commercial airtime was purchased by Need Him Ministries and was slated to run immediately before and after the Gates Foundation the 30-minute “Get Schooled: You Have the Right” documentary to support President Obama's speech on education. Sometime before broadcasting, and without explanation, the commercial was removed from the schedule.

The “Get Schooled: You Have the Right” documentary special was aired in the first programming “roadblock” of any kind across all Viacom networks, including BET, MTV, VH1, CMT, Comedy Central, Spike TV, TV Land, and Nickelodeon, at 8:00 PM ET in a nationwide broadcast. The “Something’s Not Right” commercial was scheduled for 7:59 PM and 8:31 PM ET. It was not shown at either timeslot.

Need Him staff members, seeking to discover the reason behind the change in programming, have received several explanations including, “it was pulled for content.” The TV commercial is simple and profound, using real people, not actors. And it relays a very direct message we were hoping to deliver to millions of homes on Tuesday night.