Radio Melanesia
Radio Melanesia

Radio Melanesia

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Radio Melanesia

Radio Melanesia FM is a Christian online radio station passionately owned and supported by the Anglican Church of Melanesia, under the guidance of its Media and Communication team and the Office of Evangelism and Intentional Discipleship. Dedicated to sharing the life-changing message of the Gospel, Radio Melanesia FM seeks to proclaim the love of Jesus Christ to all people and nations. Through inspiring worship, engaging programs, and faith-filled messages, we affirm the truth that "Jesus Christ is the only name above all names" (Philippians 2:9-10).

Rooted in the mission of evangelism, Radio Melanesia FM brings you "Your Daily Dose of Inspiration", offering hope, encouragement, and spiritual nourishment for your everyday walk with God.

Bible Verse:
"Therefore God also has highly exalted Him and given Him the name which is above every name, that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of those in heaven, and of those on earth, and of those under the earth."
– Philippians 2:9-10

Tune in to Radio Melanesia FM and let the Word of God transform your life, one broadcast at a time!

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Announcement

December 1, 2024

Advent

Advent is a time of spiritual preparation for Christmas, a time of waiting and anticipating the coming of Christ. • The word Advent comes from the Latin word Adventus, meaning "coming" or "arrival." • Advent begins on the fourth Sunday before Christmas and lasts until Christmas Eve. During Advent, there are specific traditions to observe: No flowers in church during Advent, except on main Holy Days. No Holy Days on Sunday. Transfer feasts (e.g., Dedication or Patron) to the following Tuesday. Do not say or sing Gloria in Excelsis on Sundays in Advent. A central symbol of Advent is the Advent wreath, which helps us mark the weeks as we approach Christmas. The Advent wreath was created in 1839 by Johann Hinrich Wichern, a German Lutheran pastor, for the children at his mission school in Hamburg. It's a circular garland of evergreen branches representing eternity and holds four candles (three purple and one pink) and a fifth white candle in the center, called the Christ candle. Each candle represents a specific theme: hope, peace, joy, and love. The candles are lit each week during Advent, leading up to the lighting of the Christ candle on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day. Other Advent practices include: Scripture readings and prayers that focus on the coming of Christ. Advent calendars, which build excitement for Christmas by revealing a treat, scripture, or image each day as you count down to December 25th. Advent reminds us of the true meaning of Christmas: the coming of Jesus Christ into the world.