WBFJ-FM
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WBFJ-FM (89.3 MHz/Channel 207) is an FM radio station licensed in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, broadcasting a Contemporary Christian format. It signed on September 1, 1994. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesSafe Plates for Food Managers Training in Forsyth (Register by Sept 30)
In person, ‘Food Safety Manager Training’ is being offered in Forsyth County Looking to get your Certified Food Protection Manager certification? Registration is now open for an upcoming in-person ‘Safe Plates for Food Managers’ Safety training course in November. Spots are limited Registration deadline is Sept 30. Questions? Contact Virginia Lopez with the Forsyth Cooperative Extension at (336) 703-7867.
WBFJ Wednesday Word
I Surrender All WBFJ currently is playing Tasha Layton’s latest song, “Meet Me In The Valley.” If you’ve heard it, you’ve probably noticed (near the end), where she breaks out and sings the timeless classic hymn, “I Surrender All.” Here is the story of how “I Surrender All,” came together… Written by hymn writer and evangelist Judson Van DeVenter in 1896, the song tells the story of a struggling writer and artist battling whether to enter full-time ministry.
Wednesday News September 23, 2026
First full day of Autumn 9 days until the start of the Carolina Classic Fair *The Carolina Classic Fair runs October 2 – 11 at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds.
Tuesday News September 22, 2026
It’s FALL ya’ll 😊 Autumn begins (officially at 8:04pm this evening) Dorian Jackson, a 21-year-old senior at A&T State University, tragically drowned on Saturday while saving his sister from drowning in Lake Norman. The girl was wearing a life jacket, according to officials. Dorian Jackson was not. The university has made grief counseling and support services available to students, faculty, and staff in Murphy Hall.
Financial Literacy Workshops this week
Thanks to Rhett Kyle, Family and Consumer Science Agent with the Forsyth County Cooperative Extension for stopping by the WBFJ Morning Show, sharing more about TWO workshops this week… Financial Literacy Workshops Protecting your identity: How to avoid Identity Theft Wednesday, Sept 23 at Oak Street Health, 2668 Peters Creek Pkwy in Winston-Salem.
Monday News September 21, 2026
Final day of SUMMER…on this 21st day of September. Stay hydrated. Please LIMIT your outdoor activity during the hottest part of the day! Reminder: On a 90-degree day, a vehicle’s interior can quickly heat up to over 100 degrees within 10 minutes. Up to 124 degrees within 30 minutes.
Friday News September 18, 2026
Today is National Cheeseburger Day Lots of deals today at McDonald’s, Burger King and yes…Buffalo Wild Wings. https://www.charlotteonthecheap.com/national-cheeseburger-day/ Two weeks until the start of the Carolina Classic Fair, Friday, October 2 – 11 at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds. ‘Veterans Benefits Live & Homeless Veterans Stand Down’ …happening Today from 9am – 3pm at the Goodwill location on University Parkway in Winston‑Salem.
Middle Eastern Christian Festival (Sept 26 - 27) - WBFJ.fm
Middle Eastern Christian Festival happening next Saturday + Sunday (Sept 26 + 27) from 10am – 6pm both days. Location: Bible Church of Clemmons on Harper Road in Clemmons. Faith…Culture…Food…Fun Family friendly festival. Experience Middle Eastern food and culture. Worship music (in English and Arabic). Traditional dances (participation is encouraged). For your kids: bounce castles, face painting, and games.
Rural Hall Area Plan Public Input Sessions
Rural Hall Area Plan – Public Input Sessions The community is invited to attend a series of public planning discussions to help guide future zoning and development decisions in the Rural Hall area. The planning process includes a series of four public input meetings during which local residents can share their vision for the area and guide the plan forward. All four meetings will take place at the Rural Hall Town Hall beginning at 5:30pm (and lasting about two hours).
Worship night at the Maze (Sept 26)
The 4th annual Worship night at Alpha and Omega Corn Maze in Hamptonville is planned for Saturday (Sept 26, 2026). Caleb & John along with Breanna Nix and Mickey Bell. Salvation message from Craig Church. Tickets include a day at the Maze (including 30+ attractions plus onsite restaurant) and the worship concerts later in the day! *Bring your lawn chair and an umbrella. Rain or shine event.