K-LOVE is growing its global reach through new broadcast partnerships in Europe and Africa. K-LOVE began airing in Milan, Italy, on February 6 through a partnership with Radio Vita, blending English-language K-LOVE programming with Italian content via Digital Audio Broadcast (DAB). Italian-language segments will be added over time.

“We are excited and honored to bring Positive, Encouraging K-LOVE to new audiences in Milan, and the timing couldn’t have been better,” said Tom Stultz, K-LOVE CEO. “Listeners have long been able to access our programming worldwide through the K-LOVE App, but bringing it to the airwaves will open the door for even more people to move closer to Jesus.”

Later this month, K-LOVE will also begin broadcasting in Zambia, reaching into parts of the Congo through a partnership with Faith Radio and Central Africa Baptist University. Programming there will air in English.

“Through this partnership, the hope of Jesus and the truth of His word will reach thousands of people in Central Africa,” said Sam Horn, PhD, K-LOVE Board Member. “Only God could do this, and we’re honored to be a small part of His plan to reach some of the most disadvantaged places with the Gospel.”

K-LOVE and its sister network Air1 already reach international audiences through terrestrial signals in several regions and rank among the world’s top digital streamers through their apps and websites.