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- 1 2 West, Larry (2003). "We Care Campaigns" (PDF). After Action Report. West Monroe, Louisiana: We Care Ministries.
We Care one-minute daily and five-minute daily radio programs are being aired in different locations around the country. One, Dale Holden of Radio Station KQPW in Quincy, Illinois, says, "We are now broadcasting Larry's gospel teaching messages 24 hours to about 45,000 people! This is our very own station and it broadcasts the Gospel 24 hours. No music, no commercials, just gospel teaching!"
- ↑ "Application for construction permit for a low power FM broadcast station". Federal Communications Commission. 2001-01-16.
- ↑ "Report No. 45324 - Broadcast Actions". Federal Communications Commission. 2002-09-20.
- ↑ "Application Search Details for KQPW-LP's license to cover". Federal Communications Commission. 2006-06-21.
