Music, media, and ministry help us all connect and grow
Music brings different cultures together through sound.
Media shares connections through radio, TV, online content, and social networks.
Ministry uses these tools to support faith, build community, and help others, creating hope and positive change.
Understanding media is important to use these tools wisely, promoting faith, honesty, and positivity.
Being aware helps people recognize true messages, keep values, and encourage real growth and connection.
MUSIC, MEDIA, MINISTRY, COMMON GOOD RADIO
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MUSIC, MEDIA, MINISTRY, COMMON GOOD RADIO *
Shining hope into the lives of children through the
promise of the common good and media arts!
Common Good Radio, an Internet radio and podcast project, sharing hope with children through music, word, prayer, and scripture.
As adults, we know that digital culture is part of your world, which makes it a part of the world your children live in. We created Common Good Radio™ so in this digital culture you and the children in your life or sphere of influence would have:
A faithful companion when online
A joyful reminder of scripture, ideas and voices that speak to the discovery of a spiritual journey
Support for the faith centered life you and the children you love seek
A social justice response to commercial media targeting children in the 21st century
Thank you for keeping us in your prayers and helping us grow!
We help young people record their ideas and core values. Dr Blair listens to a young aspiring broadcaster share his!
Donate to CGR
Make your tax deductible donation here! Common Good Radio‘s missional efforts are all volunteer but we have bills to pay and a small budget to get it all done. Your donation will help keep us present online so kids have something to encourage imagination, music, arts as an expression of faith, and the idea that we can share things for the common good. (More info about your donation)
Subscribe to the Podcast
Created and produced for Odyssey Networks, The Faith Parenting Podcast will offer weekly interviews with people who are parents and have scholarly expertise in parenting. You will hear from clergy, educators, authors and musicians about ways to develop compassion, encourage imagination and deepen that spiritual connection you already have with your child.