WWEV-FM

WWEV-FM

City	Cumming, Georgia
Broadcast area	Atlanta metropolitan area
Branding	Victory 91.5
Slogan	"The Sound of Revival"
Frequency	91.5 MHz
First air date	December 8, 1981
Format	Christian
ERP	8,900 watts
HAAT	293 meters
Class	C2
Owner	War Hill Christian Fellowship, Inc.
Webcast	victory915.com/listen
Website	www.victory915.com

WWEV-FM, known as Victory 91.5, is an American radio station in the Atlanta metropolitan area. The station has a Christian music format and is based in Cumming, Georgia.

Specialty programs

Rise & Stein - weekdays 6am-10am with David and Leanna Stein
Underground Revival - Friday 9pm-1am with Goshen Sai
City Takers (Saturday 9pm-midnight)

History

Victory 91.5 began broadcasting on December 8, 1981. In the beginning the radio station was totally automated. The music and announcers were taped. The tapes were then shuttled back and forth to the transmitter site on Sawnee Mountain in Cumming. It was not actually a radio station. At the time it was a one room portable building at the base of the tower on top of the mountain. Bad weather made changing the tapes dangerous and difficult. Jim Pennington was the first General Manager and in the early years Bonnie Voss was the only on air personality. They hired Mike Fernandez as the afternoon announcer in 1983. His slot was called "Heading Home with Mike". Mike was instrumental in bringing Contemporary Christian Music to the station. In 1984, Tim Bagley was hired to do fill in work but later started one of the longest running Christian Rock shows in the USA, Powersource.

Music

In the early history of the station the music was different from their current style. Most of the music could be classified as inspirational. It included such artists as Doug Oldham, George Beverly Shea, The Continental Singers and the Haven of Rest Quartet. The format was changed to all contemporary in 1985 when Barry Holt became the General Manager. The music aired on the station is selected for its message content first. They choose not to air songs if the message in the song is unclear. Music makes up most of the 24-hour day, featuring a contemporary style format that appeals largely to the young and middle-aged adult, with special emphasis on youth Saturday night. A couple of hours each day are set aside for teaching and preaching.

External links

Official website

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Coordinates: 34°14′13″N 84°09′36″W / 34.237°N 84.160°W / 34.237; -84.160

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