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PRAYER-IN-THE-AIR™ IS A PROUD MEDIA PARTNER OF THE
BILLY GRAHAM EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATION
What is Prayer-in-the-Air™?
Prayer-in-the-Air™ is a community outreach radio program, broadcast from a participating cemetery or funeral home. Its multi-faith memorial service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, heard locally on the FM dial.
It is designed to provide comfort to persons visiting the funeral home and/or cemetery. It can be tuned-in within a half-mile radius over a standard car or personal radio, with small signs on the premises indicating its dial location (usually 88.7 FM).
Funeral Directors, our program is also good for promoting the purchase of "pre-need" funeral services. Available to any funeral home and cemetery in North America at minimal cost, sign up today by calling
1-888-ADVERTEL (238-3783) ext 107.
Families, ask for a "Memorial Tribute" to your loved one!
Available at participating Prayer-in-the-Air™ locations, families and friends can request a 60-second tribute to the memory of their loved one for everyone to enjoy. Repeating throughout the day on the Prayer-in-the-Air™ broadcast, these tributes can include excerpts from the eulogy, comments from family or friends, even a sound-bite of the deceased.
Ask your preferred funeral director how you can get a Memorial Tribute aired all year long, 24 hours a day, directly from the cemetery or funeral home. Lift up your loved one's memory in prayer, from the place where it's likely to mean the most.
Also use Memorial Tributes to promote an event, bereavement group, ministry, support service, or the like. For a limited time only, ask how you can qualify for 3 months free!
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How does Prayer-in-the-Air™ work?
By using a localized FM radio transmitter, we are able to broadcast throughout the cemetery, heard by visitors listening to their car radio. In addition, many properties may also connect Prayer-in-the-Air™ to their phone system hold button. Callers, in this case, will hear the same collection of music and messages designed to help brighten their mood, and increase confidence in the establishment.
What will it say?
Prayer in the Air™ is specifically designed for the funeral industry, with a mix of devotional messages, religious music, and “slice of life” family memories, interspersed with thoughtfully placed messages from the funeral home/cemetery. By utilizing professionals (clergy, psychologists, local and national celebrities), we are able to generate the type of feeling persons visiting the property will appreciate even on a subliminal level. Since the program changes several times a year, it will remain fresh and positive for those who make frequent return visits.
How will it help?
Prayer in the Air™ can only be helpful, because it is a very positive medium in a very difficult time. Whether you're able to directly identify with our interview guests, or just the knowledge that there are others who feel exactly as you do, there is sure to be something on our program to lift your spirits, warm your heart, or put a smile on your face.
What if your preferred cemetery or funeral home doesn't subscribe to Prayer-in-the-Air™?
Not every cemetery or funeral home subscribes to Prayer-in-the-Air™. But they can, and it's easy. Just tell them you think they should. Ask them to contact their Advertel representative, at 1-888-ADVERTEL (238-3783), ext 107, and we'll take it from there.
If you like, you can also send us an e-mail at pberan@advertel.com, and let us know who you recommend for Prayer-in-the-Air™. We'll let them know that you referred us.
Where does Prayer-in-the-Air™ originate?
Prayer in the Air™ was the brainchild of President, Paul Beran, of Pittsburgh-based Advertel, Inc., who also serves as the program's Executive Producer. At the death of Paul's mother in March of 2009, he found himself wanting to spend as much time as possible at the cemetery, knowing that was going to be the last time he'd be physically close to his parents, buried 3,000 miles from Beran's home.
To help pass the time until his scheduled airline departure, Beran searched frantically up and down the radio dial in suburban Seattle. Not able to find anything suitable to match the moment, Paul realized the need for a program specifically designed for visitors to cemeteries and funeral homes. Beran's company produces just the right mix of music and messages to soothe the soul of grieving family and friends, no matter what stage of grief they may be in.
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Let us know what you think of our program.
Feel free to e-mail your comments and suggestions to:
pberan@advertel.com
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