Ransford S.C.Wright

Managing Director

BACKGROUND

Believers Broadcasting Network (BBN) FM93 is an indigenously owned Christian radio station established in 1993. This station was established to “enlighten the hearts of people through the preaching and songs of God’s word and to convert new souls for Christ.  The station is licensed through the independent Media Commission as a religious station and it is registered with the Administrator General’s office.

BBN, which is headed by Ransford Wright, currently employs thirteen staff, these include broadcast journalists, Engineering personnel and administrative personnel. The administrative office is located at 11 Pademba Road Freetown and the studio is at Wilberforce. The station is funded through donations from Christian individuals and organizations and also through fees generated from airtime and announcement

PARTNERSHIP

As part of the worldwide Church of Jesus Christ, we work with local Churches and international Christian Ministries who can partner with us to fulfill the God given mandate – the great commission.

HOW TO BE INVOLVED

* You can be a prayer partner.  Write and ask for prayer requests.  * You can make a financial donation. * You can make donation in kind (vehicles, computers, tapes, broadcast equipment, etc)      * You can link us with potential partners to help accomplish our vision – broadcasting the gospel of the kingdom.    E-mail us at :bbn93sl@yahoo.co.uk          Tel: 232-22-221425         232 76-613-313

Programming

BBN broadcasts thirteen hours daily beginning at 5:45.00am, with a midday break between 1pm and 5pm. Our programs are ministry oriented with a vision of reaching out to the unsaved and helping Christians grow in their faith in Christ. With Knowledge of the society in which we operate, we design and present most programs in the lingua franca. News, and other development oriented programs like health, education, etc also form part of our program schedule. Public discussion style programs, which encourage public participation though the telephone, occur two or three times weekly.

Having the advantage of being stationed on the highest cliff of Wilberforce, west of Freetown, BBN can be heard as far as parts of Kissy in Eastern Freetown, Lungi, parts of Port Loko in the North of the country and parts of neighboring Guinea.

All programs are edited and certified before being aired. Programs are aired in both pre-recorded and live broadcast formats. BBN has no relationships with international broadcast networks such as BBC or VOA. Training programs for staff are organized quarterly.

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