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Nossa Rádio is a Brazilian Christian radio network belonging to the Fundação Internacional de Comunicação, a media group of the International Grace of God Church, led by the missionary R. R. Soares.[1][2]

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HeadquartersSão Paulo, São Paulo
Language(s)Portuguese
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Nossa Rádio
TypeBroadcast radio network
Country
HeadquartersSão Paulo, São Paulo
Programming
Language(s)Portuguese
Format
Ownership
ParentFundação Internacional de Comunicação of International Grace of God Church
RIT
History
Launch date2002
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Its programming is dedicated to songs by artists from the Graça Music label, broadcasts of services and preaching by the missionary R. R. Soares, and Pastor Jayme de Amorim Campos presents the program Na Mesa com o Senhor, which is broadcast live simultaneously by the stations of the Nossa Rádio network. The network also has a news program and public participation.

History

In 2002, missionary R. R. Soares already had a presence on the radio through Rádio Relógio in Rio de Janeiro and Rádio Gospel in São Paulo, the latter facing litigation regarding its transmission location. In addition to radios, there was an expansion process of its television network, the RIT. In the second half of the same year, the missionary reached an agreement with businessman Orestes Quércia and leased two FM stations owned by him in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. The new project was called "Nossa Rádio."[3]

In Rio de Janeiro, Nossa Rádio went on air on October 1, 2002, replacing the NovaBrasil FM branch. In São Paulo, the station debuted on December 1, 2002, replacing Manchete Gospel FM, which had migrated to its own frequency and was renamed Gospel FM.[3]

Since 2018, Nossa Rádio has had a presence in the United States with the formation of Nossa Rádio USA, with programming similar to that of the Brazilian radio network and content aimed at Portuguese-speaking residents.[4]

Stations

Current

Southeast

Northeast

Midwest

Former

  • Nossa Rádio (Rio de Janeiro, RJ) 89.3 FM[11] (From October 2002[3] until May 3, 2010)[20] At certain times, the programming on Rádio Relógio was retransmitted.[11] It was the first station to be named Nossa Rádio. It is currently Novabrasil FM Rio de Janeiro.

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