WFRZ-LP 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.

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  • WFRZ-LP 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, the Frazer Memorial TV Ministry has been headed by John Rogers, a Frazer member who has served as General Manager of two of Montgomery's commercial TV operations.
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  • WFRZ-LP 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.
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