KHCB-FM

KHCB-FM (105.7 FM) is an American radio station broadcasting a Christian radio format.

For the sister AM radio station in League City, Texas, see KHCB (AM).
KHCB-FM
CityHouston, Texas
Broadcast areaGreater Houston
Frequency105.7 MHz
BrandingKHCB Radio Network
SloganKeeping Him Close By
Programming
Language(s)English
FormatChristian radio
Ownership
OwnerHouston Christian Broadcasters, Inc.
Sister stationsKHCB (AM), KHCH
History
First air dateMarch 9, 1962
Call sign meaning
  • Houston Christian Broadcasters (owner)
  • or backronym
  • Keeping Him Close By (slogan)
Technical information
Facility ID27702
ClassC
ERP100,000 watts
HAAT492 m (1,614 ft)
Transmitter coordinates29°34′6″N 95°29′57″W
Translator(s)(see article)
Repeater(s)(see article)
Links
WebcastListen Live
Websitewww.khcb.org

Licensed to Houston, Texas, United States, the station serves the Houston area. The station is owned by Houston Christian Broadcasters, Inc.[1] Since 1962, this station has offered Christian programming on a noncommercial basis. KHCB is the flagship station for a network of 39 stations.

Programming
KHCB & KHCB-FM station offices

KHCB-FM's programming consists of Christian music and Christian talk and teaching programs including; In Touch with Charles Stanley, Insight for Living with Chuck Swindoll, The Urban Alternative with Tony Evans, Back to the Bible, Revive our Hearts with Nancy Leigh DeMoss, Truth for Life with Alistair Begg, Love Worth Finding with Adrian Rogers, Breakpoint with Eric Metaxas and John Stonestreet, and Turning Point with David Jeremiah.[2]

Network of stations

KHCB-FM is also carried on 39 other full powered stations that are owned by Houston Christian Broadcasters, Inc., as well as 11 low powered translators.[3]

Translators
Call signFrequency
(MHz)		City of licenseERP
(W)		ClassFCC info
K285GD104.9Beaumont, Texas92DFCC
K267BT101.3Bryan, Texas250DFCC
K203CX88.5San Marcos, Texas62DFCC
K202EA88.3Lockhart, Texas250DFCC
K215FD90.9Round Rock, Texas75DFCC
K294BW106.7Vidor, Texas250DFCC
K290CD105.9Huntsville, Texas250DFCC
K246CB97.1Longview, Texas55DFCC
K204DL88.7Natchitoches, Louisiana170DFCC
K245BA96.9Shreveport, Louisiana205DFCC
K234AY94.7Ruston, Louisiana140DFCC

Repeaters
Call signFrequency
(MHz)		City of licenseERP
(W)		ClassFCC info
KANJ91.1Giddings, Texas450AFCC
KHTA92.5Wake Village, Texas25,000C3FCC
KKER88.7Kerrville, Texas52,000C1FCC
KHCP89.3Paris, Texas21,000C3FCC
KHCL92.5Arcadia, Louisiana6,000AFCC
KHCJ91.9Jefferson, Texas3,200AFCC
KHIB88.5Bastrop, Texas4,000AFCC
KHVT91.5Bloomington, Texas46,000C2FCC
KHML91.5Madisonville, Texas95,000C1FCC
KBLC91.5Fredericksburg, Texas3,100AFCC
KALD91.9Caldwell, Texas30,000C2FCC
KHPO91.9Port O'Connor, Texas4,000AFCC
KHBW91.7Brownwood, Texas420AFCC
KHMD104.7Mansfield, Louisiana25,000C3FCC
KRTG88.3Carthage, Texas14,000C3FCC
KFXT90.7Sulphur, Oklahoma7,000C3FCC
KFXH88.7Marlow, Oklahoma2,150AFCC
KFXU90.5Chickasha, Oklahoma10,000C3FCC
WNSS89.3Palm Coast, Florida4,000AFCC
KPWA93.5Bismarck, Arkansas11,500C3FCC
KMPN95.9Burnet, Texas25,000C3FCC
KDER99.3Comstock, Texas50,000C2FCC
KHHS104.5Pearcy, Arkansas4,100AKHHS FCC]
KHPS88.9Uvalde, Texas6,200C3FCC
KRGL98.5Ringgold, Louisiana25,000C3FCC
KSAO93.9San Angelo, Texas100,000C1KSAO FCC]
KSPH92.9Springhill, Louisiana40,000C2FCC
KHLK104.3Brownfield, Texas50,000C2FCC
KBPC93.5Crockett, Texas50,000C2FCC
gollark: The power output is, really, very disappointing, though.
gollark: I have an excess of deuterium, though, and nothing to do with it.
gollark: Seems to be the case, according to my testing by moving a wire.
gollark: The power appears to be vanishing into the void. I suspect that the reactor is pushing into cables which aren't connected but are adjacent.
gollark: Also, <@362342259922042892>, turns out I got 24kRF/t and 19.2kRF/t mixed up (it's the second one).

References
  1. "KHCB-FM Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.
  2. Weekday Program Schedule :: Mon - Fri 5 AM - 7 PM Archived 2012-09-04 at the Wayback Machine KHCB. Accessed September 10, 2012
  3. KHCB on your Radio KHCB. Accessed September 10, 2012
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