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Roy Patterson is a graduate of Moody Bible Institute and Trinity International University. He is the host of Celebration of Praise, Music for Sunday and Urban Praise. He is a pastor, praise and worship leader, arranger and vocalist.

He has led praise and worship internationally and has a strong passion for biblical diversity. Roy served as a youth pastor for 10 years and has provided substance abuse counseling to youth and adults. In January 2011, Roy was appointed station manager for 90.1 FM Moody Radio in Chicago. He was recently appointed as the Special Assistant to the President of Moody Bible Institute for Community Relations. Roy has been married to his wife, Lynette, for over 30 years, and has three children.Faith On RecordBill Davis takes this time to dig into Moody Radio's album archives to bring back some of the inspirational classics from the 70s, 80s and early 90s—songs and artists we don't hear as much anymore. Join Bill for this three-hour musical flashback as he brings back the music of a generation!

Bill has been with Moody Radio for nearly 35 years, filling the roles of announcer, engineer, morning show host, producer and script writer. He has also been an active freelance voice-over actor in Chicago and Atlanta. In addition to hosting Faith on Record, Bill is the co-host of Living a Legacy with Crawford Loritts. Bill and Dee have been married for 33 years and they have 3 adult children. They reside in west suburban Chicago.Music for SaturdayMusic for Saturday is a weekly four-hour program, hosted by Donna Leland, that encourages listeners to reflect on God’s goodness through music and devotional thoughts. Roy Patterson is a graduate of Moody Bible Institute and Trinity International University.

He is the host of Celebration of Praise, Music for Sunday and Urban Praise. He is a pastor, praise and worship leader, arranger and vocalist. He has led praise and worship internationally and has a strong passion for biblical diversity.

Roy served as a youth pastor for 10 years and has provided substance abuse counseling to youth and adults. In January 2011, Roy was appointed station manager for 90.1 FM Moody Radio in Chicago. He was recently appointed as the Special Assistant to the President of Moody Bible Institute for Community Relations. Roy has been married to his wife, Lynette, for over 30 years, and has three children. Born in Mishawaka, Ind., but raised in Niles, Mich., Nancy began her radio career in high school, producing and hosting a program on the local radio station.

After graduating from high school, she continued to study broadcasting and through her career has worked at many stations in Michigan and Illinois. Nancy has helped host the Muscular Dystrophy Telethon on WGN-TV, fund-raising efforts on WTTW-TV in Chicago and the Country Music Today program on local Chicago television. Nancy hosts mid-mornings from 9 a.m. To noon on Moody Radio Chicago. She also hosts Music for Sunday and on the Praise & Worship station.

Nancy has one daughter. She enjoys reading, baking and experiencing the outdoors.Praise & WorshipPraise & Worship features uplifting Christian music—a mix of new and past favorites, great hymns of the faith, and praise anthems sung in churches across the globe. You will hear music from artists like Hillsong United, Chris Tomlin, Elevation Worship, Kari Jobe, Bethel Music, David Crowder, Jesus Culture, MercyMe, Gateway Worship, Michael W.

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Smith, Selah, and more. Lyrics that will speak to your soul and melodies you can sing along with. Jon Gauger has been with Moody Radio nearly three decades and works with special projects. In addition to being the announcer for Dr. Paul Nyquist's weekly teaching program, Moody Presents, Jon is hosting and producing The Land and the Book.

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He writes and produces a weekly commentary, creates special documentaries, and has traveled to 30 countries covering stories for Moody Radio, or doing training work with international broadcasting partners. Jon is married to Diana, and they have two grown children-all of whom are Moody graduates. An avid photographer, videographer and reader, Jon also enjoys camping and freelance voice-over work, including audiobook projects.Sunday PraiseSunday Praise is a weekly three-hour program, hosted by John Hayden, that prepares listeners to worship Jesus in their respective Sunday services. This program helps listeners remember who they are in Christ, and focus on what is lasting and truly important. John Hayden is host for Sunday Praise heard on 225 Moody Radio owned and operated and affiliate stations in the United States and streamed around the world. Before Moody Radio, he served at other Midwest Christian radio stations in various capacities, including midday radio host, and in management and operational areas. John and his wife, Donna, have been married for 26 years and have a married daughter, Lindsey; a grown son, Jeff; and son Tanner, who is still at home.

In his spare time John enjoys spending time with his family, throwing the football and playing catch with his son Tanner, and exploring new roads with his Kawasaki Vulcan 750. Moody Radio produces a variety of daily and weekly programs showcasing Christian music that is familiar, meaningful and popular with listeners.

Our music is an enjoyable blend of inspirational and contemporary favorites from many of today's most popular Christian music songwriters and musicians. Listeners can trust Moody Radio's music to be lyrically sound. We also feature special programs on Saturday and Sunday nights to reach out to a wider audience, showcasing urban gospel on Celebration of Praise, and classic Christian songs with Faith on Record. At Moody Radio, inspirational music is another way we help listeners take the next step in their walk with Christ.

After twists and turns, along with some ups and downs, a long journey ended for the congregation of Hayden Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon with a Dedication Service.“It took us a few years to get to this point, but we didn’t fall apart as a church,” said Melissa Williams-Corley, chairperson of Hayden Baptist’s Board of Trustees. “With the help of the Lord, we just stayed together and toughed it out. He brought us here to the right place at the right time.”Hayden Baptist was formerly was located on Hayden Road, and it served the Shaws Fork community in Aiken County. But in the summer of 2012, lightning struck the church and it burned down.

There was a plan to build a new church on Prosperity Lane, and a groundbreaking ceremony was held in 2013. But that didn’t work out.Then, last year, Hayden Baptist purchased a brick structure with a white steeple on Gregg Avenue that used to be the home of the Aiken Seventh-Day Adventist Church.“We have been worshipping here since the third Sunday in September, but there was a lot of work that needed to be done,” said Verta Johnson, chairperson of Hayden Baptist’s Dedication Committee. “We bought some new chairs and tables, painted and did a whole lot of other stuff. Now we’re ready to rededicate it back to God.”The crowd was so big that not everybody could find a seat in Hayden Baptist’s sanctuary. Some people stood and others went to the annex.The Rev. Wheeler Sr., of the Greater Springfield Baptist Church in Atlanta, delivered the dedicatory message, and the Rev. Ronnie Tyler of Chalk Hill Baptist Church in Wagener led the dedication ceremony.

There also were performances by several choirs, including Hayden Baptist’s gospel group.“God had a plan for us from the beginning,” said Hayden Baptist’s secretary, Sallie Brooks, who also is a church trustee. “My daughter told me, ‘God doesn’t burn down a church for no reason.’ We just had to learn who really was in charge. It took prayer, patience, tolerance and faith. We had to rely on our faith in the Lord to keep us grounded, and we witnessed God’s work. We never missed a Sunday, but we felt like the Israelites while we were wandering around.”Aiken Electric Cooperative, the First Presbyterian Church of Aiken, Ocean Grove Baptist Church in Aiken and others helped Hayden Baptist’s approximately 80 members find places where they could continue to worship together, and part of the Dedication Service was devoted to thanking them for their generosity.The Rev. James Reynolds, Hayden Baptist’s interim pastor, praised his congregation for their perseverance during trying times.“You are very special group of people,” he said.

“You have proved that God would never leave you or forsake you. In the wilderness, God walked with you, God talked to you, God watched over you and God kept you safe. It wasn’t easy, but somehow you held on.”.