Doug Hastings joined Moody Radio in June of 1981. He began in the Network Development Office, sharing with stations around the country the opportunity to take moody programming via satellite.

In more than four decades at Moody Radio. Doug served in many roles, relying heavily on spiritual mentors like Bob Neff, Don Cole and Mike Kellogg was very influential in my life.

Having retired from his role as vice president of Moody Radio, Doug Hastings is a name you should know.

Doug Hastings joined Moody Radio in June of 1981. He began in the Network Development Office, sharing with stations around the country the opportunity to take moody programming via satellite.
In more than four decades at Moody Radio. Doug served in many roles, relying heavily on spiritual mentors like Bob Neff, Don Cole and Mike Kellogg was very influential in my life.
Having retired from his role as vice president of Moody Radio,&nbsp;Doug Hastings is a name you should know.

Throughout the year Moody Radio hosts several unique programs featuring world-renowned Bible teachers, Christian Speakers, and Musicians.

Throughout the year Moody Radio hosts several unique programs featuring world-renowned Bible teachers, Christian Speakers, and Musicians.

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Doug Hastings | Names You Should Know

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Jim Wick came to Moody Radio in 1968 as a producer. He was a featured soloist on Telephone Request and was tapped to sing the theme song for a kid's program known as Sugar Creek Gang.

In his later role as a moody stewardship representative, Jim recalls "I was amazed at the number of people that I met who said, I came to know the Lord while listening to a Moody radio program."

Jim Wick produced Moody Radio's 50th anniversary celebration in 1976, and to the glory of God, Jim Wick is a name you should know.

Jim Wick came to Moody Radio in 1968 as a producer. He was a featured soloist on Telephone Request and&nbsp;was tapped to sing the theme song for a kid's program known as Sugar Creek Gang.
In his later role as a moody stewardship representative, Jim recalls "I was amazed at the number of people that I met who said, I came to know the Lord while listening to a Moody radio program."
Jim Wick produced Moody Radio's 50th anniversary celebration in 1976, and to the glory of God, Jim Wick is a name you should know.

Jim Wick | Names You Should Know

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She had a flair for the dramatic and shared it with Moody Radio listeners for more than five decades. Flo Schmid had a voice that many still recall from the listening post. As the mother of five girls, Flo understood the value of quality Christian stories. She was heard in programs like The Sugar Creek Gang and Stories of Great Christians, where she played the role of the famous hymn writer Fanny Crosby.

In the '90s, She was heard on the Left Behind audio series and continued other roles with Moody Radio well into the 2000. To the glory of God, Flo Schmid is a name you should know.

She had a flair for the dramatic and shared it with Moody Radio listeners for more than five decades. Flo Schmid had a voice that many still recall from the listening post. As the mother of five girls, Flo understood the value of quality Christian stories. She was heard in programs like The Sugar Creek Gang and Stories of Great Christians, where she played the role of the famous hymn writer Fanny Crosby.
In the '90s, She was heard on the Left Behind audio series and continued other roles with Moody Radio well into the 2000. To the glory of God, Flo Schmid is a name you should know.

Flo Schmid | Names You Should Know

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Charles Donald Cole served in World War Two, an experience that ultimately led to him and his wife, Naomi, being called to Angola as missionaries. But when civil war in Angola forced them to leave, Donald Cole eventually ended up at Moody Radio as radio pastor and later host of Open Line.

For more than 25 years. He hosted Open Line. The Living Word and other features. After retiring, Pastor Cole took many trips back to Angola. In 2012, the Lord took him home and to the glory of God. Donald Cole is a name you should know.

Charles Donald Cole served in World War Two, an experience that ultimately led to him and his wife, Naomi, being called to Angola as missionaries. But when civil war in Angola forced them to leave, Donald Cole eventually ended up at Moody Radio as radio pastor and later host of Open Line.
For more than 25 years. He hosted Open Line. The Living Word and other features. After retiring, Pastor Cole took many trips back to Angola. In 2012, the Lord took him home and to the glory of God. Donald Cole is a name you should know.

Charles Donald Cole | Names You Should Know

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Doug Hastings | Names You Should Know

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