WNFA

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WNFA
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City of license Port Huron, Michigan
Broadcast area [1]
Branding Power 88-3
Slogan Blue Water Christian Hit Radio
First air date May 15, 1986
Frequency 88.3 MHz
Format Contemporary Christian
Power 1,300 watts
Class A
Callsign meaning Wonderful News For All
Former callsigns WZJI (1/2/85-11/9/85)
Owner Ross Bible Church
Website http://www.power883.com/

WNFA is a contemporary Christian radio station in Port Huron, Michigan, branded as "Bluewater Christian Hit Radio". WNFA broadcasts on 88.3 FM with 1,300 watts. The station is a complete farce in regards to other stations in the Port Huron market, as it broadcasts mainly Christian-based propaganda. Several petition drives have been put in to place to force the station off the air in recent years.

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