
November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee

Gospel Broadcasting Mission creates, translates, and broadcasts Christ-centered biblical content through radio, streaming, and The Christians Hour for unreached audiences worldwide.
Gospel Broadcasting Mission, also known as GBM, is a Christian broadcasting ministry based in Onalaska, Wisconsin. The organization is dedicated to sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ with as many people as possible through radio and the Internet. Its public theme is โUntil all have heard,โ with a focus on broadcasting biblical content to people in spiritually dark, remote, and hard-to-reach areas.
The organizationโs core focus is creating, producing, translating, and broadcasting Christ-centered biblical content for unreached and least-reached people. Gospel Broadcasting Mission states that its mission is to introduce Christ to those who have never heard his name, offering salvation through him and bringing glory to God. The ministry also emphasizes hope, love, transformation, truth, and light through gospel-centered broadcasts.
Gospel Broadcasting Mission serves globally, with special emphasis on Southeast Asia, Central Asia, and other unreached regions. It also serves listeners across the United States through The Christians Hour, its stateside broadcast ministry. GBM states that its content is broadcast globally each day in 11 languages through shortwave, AM, and FM radio, while The Christians Hour airs on affiliates around the country and streams online.
The ministry operates through multiple broadcasting channels, including radio, digital streaming, podcasting, program downloads, and archived messages. Its broadcasts include The Christians Hour, which produces 15-minute and 30-minute gospel-centered programs. GBM also distributes radios in least-reached regions so people can access broadcasts where other forms of communication may be limited or unavailable.
A distinctive part of Gospel Broadcasting Missionโs work is using radio and digital media to cross borders, barriers, and boundaries for gospel access. The ministry traces its history to 1952 and continues to focus on remote places where people may have little or no access to the message of Jesus. Its Vision 2026 initiative seeks to broadcast the gospel to five new unreached people groups through radio and to establish teams that can produce broadcasts and connect with listeners.
People can engage with Gospel Broadcasting Mission by praying, giving online, donating by mail, receiving ministry updates, listening to The Christians Hour, sharing programs, or supporting Vision 2026. The ministry also accepts vehicle donations and planned gifts. Churches and individuals can use GBMโs broadcast links, program archive, streaming platforms, and newsletter to stay connected with its gospel broadcasting work.
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