TBN 

Donates 

Radio Paradise 

Caribbean 

AM Station to Florida-based Christian Ministry

LOS ANGELES 

(March 9, 2013) — 

Trinity Broadcasting Network, 

the world's largest religious broadcaster, 

announced that it has donated its longtime 50,000-watt Caribbean A.M. radio station, Radio Paradise, 

to Flowing Streams Church in Vero Beach, Florida. 

Flowing Streams and its senior pastor, 

the Rev. Rick Wiles, produce a daily international radio talk show entitled Trunews, 

and will use Radio Paradise to extend its Christian message throughout the islands of the Caribbean.

TBN has owned and operated Radio Paradise, 

located in the Caribbean island nation of St. Kitts/Nevis, 

since 1992. 

The A.M. frequency reaches out to the many islands of the Caribbean,

 including the nation of Cuba, offering listeners an audio feed of TBN's television programming, 

along with regional Christian programming. 

The new format will include music, ministry programs, and world news that is relevant to Christian listeners.

Mr. Wiles 

aid he was overwhelmed by the gift from TBN and its founder Dr. Paul Crouch.

 “The generosity of TBN’s donation of Radio Paradise in St. Kitts/Nevis to 

Flowing Streams Church is astounding,” he said. 

“Paul Crouch had no way of knowing that I had been praying since 2006 for a way to establish a radio broadcast ministry in St. Kitts to reach the islands. 

his is truly an answer to my prayers.”

Mr. Wiles added that his church and ministry would “joyfully continue the work that Dr. Crouch and TBN started in the Caribbean to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ to all the islands.”

The donation, 

which a TBN adviser estimated had a value of at least a half-million dollars,

 is the second broadcast property transfer by TBN in the past two years.

 In 2011 TBN donated over 150 low-power television stations to the Minority Media and Telecommunications Council,

 a non-profit organization which assists minorities, 

women, and underrepresented communities in purchasing and operating television and radio stations. 

That multi-million-dollar transaction represents one of the largest donations of such frequencies in broadcast history.

Dr. Crouch 

noted that for many years Radio Paradise has been a faithful Christian witness throughout the Caribbean islands,

 reaching into Central America and heard as far away as England. 

“As it has for nearly a century, 

radio continues to be a dependable vehicle for the Gospel,” 

said Dr. Crouch. 

“We were thrilled to find a committed ministry partner who can continue the vision 

TBN has had of reaching millions of individuals and families throughout the Caribbean with a Christian witness. 

We will lift up 

Pastor Wiles and Flowing Streams Church in 

prayer as they continue the legacy of Christian broadcasting that has gone out through Radio Paradise.”

For more about the Trinity Broadcasting Family of Networks, visit www.tbn.org.

Media Contact
Colby May, E-Mail: cmay@tbn.org; Tel: 972-313-9500