WBAJ has the potential of over three million listeners!  Here are some of their stories:

A policeman in Columbia, S.C., who has been listening to WBAJ has a lot of his fellow policemen listening, and many told him that they are hearing "truth."

Mr. B., a deacon at a Baptist church, called and said that he has been listening for a long time to the station and has talked to his fellow deacons about the things he is hearing, such as the Sabbath and the state of the dead.  He said that  the other deacons said these things were incorrect at first, but later when they decided they were true, they said it doesn't matter.

Friends of WBAJ were wearing the yellow buttons that say, "I support WBAJ 890 AM Radio."  They went into Lowe's Lumber store, and saw the customer service man.  He asked what the buttons were for, and was told they were for a Christian Talk radio station.  He replied, "Oh yes, I listen to that station."

We have also been told of many other unexpected professional listeners: local eye and dental clinics, park offices, police officers, electric companies, beauty salons, other radio engineers, prisoners in prison, soldiers-in-training, UPS and delivery men, computer stores, and a variety of church pastors!

One Methodist church even wanted the local SDA pastor to come to their Wednesday evening service to learn more about Adventists.

Electrical storms love our radio tower!  During one such incidence, the volume dropped way down and left a heavy scratching sound.  One listener called to see if we were having technical difficulties.  He and his friends were sitting right by the radio with the volume all the way up so they could make out most of the words!  He said they would pray for us because, as he saw it, the Prince of the Power of the Air didn't want us on the air because of the wonderful things being broadcast.

One enthusiastic listener wanted a copy of every sermon we've ever broadcast because he said he couldn't get a good reception at his house.  He even wanted to move so he could listen all the time!

DXers (Distant Station Listeners) have written to us from Michigan, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and ... you couldn't guess it ... Italy!  In the evening, atmospheric changes enable our signal to "skip" -- even possibly to other countries.  Recently, station manager Gary Sherman received a letter from Giovanni Bellabarba in Bologna, Italy!  He wrote about things he had heard on the station, and was simply amazed that he'd received the signal.  "Perhaps the Lord is magnifying the station's transmissions," Gary commented.

WBAJ, at 890 on the AM dial, is one of the loudest and clearest radio stations in the area.  In the last year alone, the station has been responsible for ten baptisms and had hundreds of Bible studies that the Columbia church is conducting.