KCRN's Amos Group is patterned after the Old Testament prophet, Amos, who was known as a "burden bearer." We are looking for key friends of the ministry who have demonstrated a heartfelt interest in local Christian radio to be a part of a ministry of helps.

This is a current list of station needs:

* Road work up Kaiser Mountain in Tennyson, where our FM transmitter is located
* Studio grounding project to protect equipment against lightning
* Fill for AM transmitter access road
* Fill to cover ground system at AM transmitter site

Email Mark Mohr with your questions or interest - mmohr@kcrn.org.

A letter from Mark...

Dear Friend,
I would like to invite you to join me as a founding member of a ministry of helps for KCRN. The Amos Group is patterned after the Old Testament prophet, Amos, who was known as a burden bearer. Note the following profile of this simple man of God.

During this 17th year of KCRN's broadcast outreach, our local staff would like to launch a ministry of helps, key friends like you who are already donors to KCRN who have demonstrated a heartfelt interest in local Christian radio.

A couple of times a year, we would send out a letter updating you on the ministry activities of KCRN: spiritual, operational or project related. Absolutely no strings attached. Respond as you are able.

Listed above are possible ways to serve as little or as much as you are able. Thank you in advance for "lovin' on" KCRN in Christ's name for His glory.

Serving Christ and West Texans,
Mark Mohr
KCRN Manager
mmohr@kcrn.org

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Amos, the Burden Bearer

"Do two walk together unless they have agreed to do so?"
Amos 3:3

"Surely the Sovereign Lord does nothing without revealing his plan."
Amos 3:7

"I will restore...I will repair...and build it as it used to be."
Amos 9:11, 13

Amos was a man of God who was skilled in a ministry of sharing which included "truth-telling" and at times he delivered his message to the people who found it a hard-listen.

Amos was from Tekoa, a small town about 6 miles south of Bethlehem and 11 miles from Jerusalem. Amos earned his living from tending his flock of sheep and maintaining a sycamore-fig grove. He worked hard and alongside others.

The God for whom Amos speaks is a God of more than Israel. He is Lord over all and he has purposes and concerns that reach far beyond the borders as we see them.

Amos preached that people must faithfully consecrate themselves to the Lordship of God Almighty.

Yet, ultimately, Amos the Burden Bearer brought hope and was a bearer of Good News!