WFRZ-LD

WFRZ-LD
Montgomery, Alabama United States
Channels	Digital: 34 (UHF)
Affiliations	DayStar, THE WALK TV, and Cornerstone Networks
Owner	Frazer Memorial United Methodist Church
Founded	June, 1993
Call letters' meaning	W FRaZer
Former callsigns	W14BV (1993–2000) W61DH (2000–2003) WFRZ-CA (2003–2004) WFRZ-LP (2004–2009)
Website	WFRZ-LD Online

WFRZ-LD channel 34 is a low-powered digital television station in Montgomery, Alabama owned by the Frazer Memorial United Methodist Church. WFRZ was founded by Jerry Kemp, a Frazer Memorial member, who started the Frazer TV Ministry in 1983. The television station began operations in early 1993. In addition to network programming, the station airs Frazer's worship services, other church activities, and other local programming. WFRZ flash-cut from analog to digital in February, 2009. Since December 1, 2005, WFRZ has been headed by John Rogers, a Frazer member who has served as general manager of two of Montgomery's commercial TV operations. Effective June 1, 2014, WFRZ is now a part of the Media Department of Frazer. The Media Director for Frazer is Kim Hendrix, who served for more than 20 years as a reporter and news anchor at WSFA in Montgomery.

Programming

Programs produced by WFRZ

Frazer Family Hour (traditional services from Frazer UMC)
Frazer Contemporary Hour (contemporary services from Frazer UMC)

Other WFRZ programming

Crossroads - First Baptist Montgomery
Ridgecrest Baptist Hour - Montgomery
First UMC - Montgomery
The Methodist Hour - Hattiesburg, Mississippi
First Baptist - Greenville, Mississippi
Time of Your Life
Huntingdon Athletics
Venture Outdoors

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Broadcast television in Alabama's Black Belt including Montgomery, Selma and Tuskegee

Stations	WAKA (8.1 CBS, 8.2 MeTV) WSFA (12.1 NBC, 12.2 Bounce TV, 12.3 Grit TV) WALE-LD (17.1 Justice Network, 17.2 Laff) WDSF-LD (19.1 DrTV/MyNetworkTV, 19.2 SBN) WCOV (20.1 Fox, 20.2 Antenna TV, 20.3 This TV) WBMM (22.1 The CW, 22.2 Heartland, 22.3 weather radar) WKNI-LP 25 (Launch TV) WAIQ/WIIQ (26.1/41.1 PBS/APT, 26.2/41.2 World, 26.3/41.3 Create) WBIH (29.1 The Walk TV) WAXC-LD (31.1 Retro TV) WNCF (32.1 ABC, 32.2 The CW, 32.3 weather radar) WFRZ-LD (34.1 Worship/FN/INSP, 34.2 SD Simulcast) WETU-LD (39.1 Daystar) WAAO-LD (40.1 Retro TV) W43DL-D (43.2 Total Praise Channel) WMCF (45.1 TBN, 45.2 The Church Channel, 45.3 Smile/JUCE, 45.4 Enlace, 45.5 Salsa) WIYC (48.1 Cozi TV)

Adjacent locals	Columbus, GA WRBL (3.1 CBS, 3.2 MeTV, 3.3 Ion) WTVM (9.1 ABC, 9.2 Bounce TV, 9.3 Grit) WLTZ (38.1 NBC, 38.2 The CW) WXTX (54.1 Fox, 54.2 Movies!, 54.3 Escape) WLGA (66.1 Antenna TV) Dothan, AL WDIQ/WGIQ (2/43.1 PBS, 2/43.2 World, 2/43.3 Create) WTVY (4.1 CBS, 4.2 MyNetworkTV, 4.3 The CW, 4.4 NBC) WDHN (18.1 ABC, 18.2 Escape, 18.3 Laff) WRGX-LD (23.1 NBC) WDFX-TV (34.1 Fox, 34.2 Bounce TV, 34.3 Grit)

See also Columbus TV Birmingham TV Dothan TV Pensacola/Mobile TV Meridian TV Hattiesburg TV

Other television stations in the state of Alabama

Dothan market:	WJJN-LD 5 Dothan, Ind.

Huntsville market:	WTZT-CD 11 Athens, A1

Birmingham market:	WBXA-CD 2 (Birmingham, MTV2) WVUA-CD 7 / WVUA 23 (Tuscaloosa, This TV) WOTM-LP 19 (Montevallo, Ind.) WEAC-CD 24 (Sylacauga, FamNet) WPXH 44 (Gadsden, Ion) WUOA-LD 46 (Birmingham, Laff) W47EI-D 47 (Birmingham, Ind./Rel.) WTJP 60 (Gadsden, TBN)

Montgomery market:	WJMY-CD 25 (Demopolis, This TV) WBIH 29 (Selma, Ind.) WFRZ-LD 34 (Montgomery, WS/FN/INSP) WMCF 45 (Montgomery, TBN) WIYC 48 (Troy, TCN)

See also ABC CBS CW Fox Ion MyNetworkTV NBC PBS Other stations in Alabama

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