I did not know where I was going to get the money or the Gospel programs for this endeavor for the Lord. However, I felt that this was God fulfilling His promise to me of reaching the West Indies with the Gospel, and he would provide the funds, the facilities, the broadcasters and the staff to operate this venture of faith. Nor was my faith unjustified, for God provided everything miraculously. First of all, I had to find a new location to move the station, a site where we had plenty of land to erect a tower. We were given the use of a lighthouse on a hill over looking southward to the Caribbean Sea, where the vast majority of over a million people lived. Next we wrote to a number of religious broadcasters and got contracts from them. Then we located an old 250 watt transmitter, studio equipment and a tower. We purchased the equipment, and had it installed at the Gospel lighthouse. Soon we were broadcasting the Gospel from 5:00AM to midnight, and the letters from listeners came pouring into our mail box. I signed on the air every morning with the song “All Hail the Power of Jesus Name,” had prayer and read a portion of scripture from the Psalms.

After which I conducted a Hymn portion, and then a Gospel song portion, called Morning Devotions until 8:00AM; during which time I played request songs that listeners sent from hundreds of miles away. Then Gospel Programs on tape recordings were aired by local Christian announcers we trained. At 4:00PM we returned to do another song request program called “Evening Devotions,” until 6:00PM, after which Gospel programming until sign off with “All Hail the Power of Jesus Name,” our Christian National Anthem.