The all new 107.9 KHIS Shirts are now available.  We plan to make them available when we hit the town with some live direct broadcasts in the the very near future.  However, you're welcome to stop by Gospeland Christian Bookstore in Cape to get a sneak peak.  Make a small suggested donation (tax deductible, made payable to KHIS Radio) and take one home today. Sizes available: M, L, XL and XXL  Colors:  purple tie-dyed or black 3-color logo on the front only   Gospeland is located at 245 South Broadview in Cape.

About KHIS:  Broadcasting at 107.9 on your FM dial 24 hours a day, seven days a week, KHIS is a not-for-profit, listener-supported Contemporary Christian Music station.  KHIS is COMMERCIAL-FREE and devoted to reaching people in Southeast Missouri with the message of God's love and mercy.

 KHIS is 100% locally owned, 100% locally operated and 100% of the music and programming on KHIS originates from studios right here in the heart of Cape Girardeau County.

Our Mission:  Utilize the power of His Message in music to
POINT PEOPLE TO CHRIST!

Want to help promote the ministry of KHIS? Click logo above for instructions on how to add a link to  www.khisradio.org to your church or organization's website.

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 It's official!  KHIS has become the very first station in SE Missouri to transmit Digital "Artist and Title" info for all the songs we are playing to the newer Digital "RDS Equipped" radios.  Different radios display differently, and we still have a few bugs to work out (and of course we're limited to 8 characters at a time) but it's a really cool new feature for those folks with newer Digital car radios. So, take a look at your car radio (but only at stop signs please)... it should be trying to tell you something!  :-) 

 The KHIS Signal On Monday, November 19, 2007, the Cape Girardeau City Counsel voted unanimously to approve a resolution allowing the City to enter into an agreement with KHIS.  This made it possible for the KHIS antenna to move to a much higher site, on a slightly taller tower, and much closer to the center of the population.  Listener reports indicate an improved quality of our signal into Jackson without hurting (and possibly even helping) the signal to the south. Click the tower graphic above for more technical details about the CURRENT signal.

SPOTLIGHT ARTIST

Third Day


Casting Crowns'
"Slow Fade"