By Dave Branco
Radio Transmitter

A little piece of sound technology connects communities

Apr 1, 2021 | 3:09 PM

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PRINCE GEORGE – The pandemic has forced many churches to adapt to new ways on how to practice their faith.

College Heights Baptist Church recently purchased a radio transmitter to broadcast an audio signal to their congregation, who participate by sitting in their parked cars.

When the church realized it was the only one with this technology in the city, it agreed to share the technology with other churches in the city over the Easter weekend.

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During the pandemic, the Fort George Baptist Church will have all their sermons over the internet, including this Easter weekend, where they will be practicing their faith in the church’s parking lot, and all made possible by the the FM transmitter.

by Dave Branco

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