WHAT'S NEW

August 03, 2009
Harvest Crusade

Since 1990, Harvest Crusades has shared the gospel message to over 3.5 million attendees, and has seen more than a quarter million individuals register a decision of faith in Jesus Christ. 

Led by Pastor and Evangelist Greg Laurie, this large-scale evangelistic outreach event will celebrate its 20th anniversary this August 14-16 in Anaheim, California. 

Pastor Greg Laurie

Despite the changes in methods, styles and music, Pastor Greg Laurie states that the gospel message has not changed – but lives have.  Sharing from the hardest moment of his life, the death of his son, Christopher, Greg illuminates a truth that we all need to be reminded of in these difficult times:

“You’ll never be alone . . .        God will be with you in everything.”

For the first time ever, listeners will be invited to participate in this dynamic crusade through a live broadcast of each evening’s events.  In addition to Greg’s powerful message there will be interviews and testimonies from the artists singing at the event: Third Day, The Katinas, Relient K, Skillet, Chris Tomlin, Crystal Lewis, and Dennis Agajanian.

Programming will be provided in both English and Spanish via Amb-OS.   All you need to do is request permissioning for your AMR-100 receiver from Ambassador at programs@Amb-OS.com.

 

Please contact Kiyong Kim for more information. Thanks for your interest! Click here for TECH INFO

 

May 13, 2009
Stay Updated, Two Ways!

Through the latest User Interface (UI) software.  We’ll be pushing out a newer version which will automatically update your copy of the UI.  But in the meantime, you can always utilize the latest copy of the UI by going to the SUPPORT page on our Website.  Once there, click on the link for the “AMR-100 User Interface Software.”  You’ll see technical notes on changes made to each version as well as the latest help file in html format.

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Feedback Wanted

Many of the useful features stations have grown to love which are found in the AMR-100 (and UI) have come as a result of the feedback we’ve received from stations using the hardware and software.  And we don’t want to stop now!  So we’d love your suggestions or ideas as to what functionality might make the Amb-OS unit even more useful and we’ll review it in our developer team meeting.  Send me an email using this address:  jim@amb-os.com.  I can assure you that we’re listening!