You can help add a personal touch to our rich Bible-based content. We air greetings from listeners all over the world.
See the instructions below.
Here’s a montage of greetings from around the world…
Say something to warmly welcome other listeners. A simple hello, or something inspirational. Perhaps your favourite verse, or a short insight to accompany your hello. At a minimum, include your first name and location. Following are some sample scripts to help inspire you to record your own radio greeting, but you are welcome to be original.
“Hi I’m _____, (from the) / (pastor of) the UCG congregation in _____.
Thanks for listening. Stay faithful, and keep growing.”
“Hi I’m _____ from _____.
One of my favourite Bible passages is _____. It often comes to mind and helps me focus during the day, reminding me that God is control of my life.
Wherever you are listening, I hope you find encouragement from the messages and readings here on UCG Radio.”
“My name is _____, from _____.
Jesus said, ____. Over the years I have found great encouragement in these words. I hope you do too.
Keep listening, and have a great day.”
“Hi, I’m _____ from _____.
UCG streaming radio makes keeping in touch with God’s Word so enjoyable and easy. I listen in the car, while working around the house or yard. I hear Bible readings, Sermons, Bible classes, and so much more. I particularly enjoy ____.
It’s inspiring, educational, convenient and enjoyable! “
There are many easy ways to record your message, using your phone or computer and sending it to us at greeting@ucg.radio. Here’s just one way:
Of course you are welcome to use any other method if you have access to a better way.
TIP! Try to minimise room noise by speaking closely to the microphone (while also taking care not not to blow into the mic as it causes distortion). Listen back to your message and when you are happy with it, send it to us!
Unfortunately, we aren’t able to predict when a greeting will go to air, as it is chosen at random from the pool of greetings, but we can happily send you the finished audio file for your own interest. The best way to hear your message is to listen to UCG Radio!
*Note, the current track may overrun this item.