In the fall of 1980 the station's owner, Williamsport businessman Ken Breon, sought the help of John Hogg as broadcast engineer and programming consultant, then within the year as general manager.
Under Hogg's management and with Mr. Breon's agreement and involvement, the station changed format to full-time Christian programming.
39 years ago, Hogg identified an available FM frequency which would provide extended coverage and allow 24 hours a day service.
Two years later the FCC granted the application and WJSA-FM began broadcasting on November 1, 1984 with a power of 3,000 watts on 93.5 MHz.
Almost immediately, Hogg identified the opportunity for several stations in the area to upgrade their signal strength by changing frequencies.