80-Year-Old Radio Program Releases iPhone Application

Simi Valley, CA (PRWEB) June 18, 2009 -- The first dedicated iPhone application for a Christian inspirational program has been released for Voice of Prophecy, founded in 1929 and now the second-oldest gospel radio broadcast still on the air.

The VOP Radio application has an easy-to-use user interface that offers two formats. Users can listen to recent broadcasts in a streaming format 24/7, or they may select from a list of specific programs and listen on-demand.

The application runs on both the iPhone and on the second-generation iPod Touch. For iPhone users, the application is at the “App Store” (search for VOP).

The Voice of Prophecy already offers Bible studies formatted for cell phones.

Voice of Prophecy speaker Fred Kinsey says, "I\\\\\\\'m really excited about using all kinds of new technology to make the gospel available to people anytime, anywhere. It\\\\\\\'s still the same tried and true message, but the method of delivery is constantly being updated."

Voice of Prophecy is heard on hundreds of radio stations around the world, and now it is available to millions of iPhone and iPod owners whenever they wish.

The application was developed by Kyle Borg, president and co-founder of BiggyTV, who also created the platforms for The Adventist Channel for online video distribution, and for SDALink, an online social networking site for the Seventh-day Adventist global church.

More information about Voice of Prophecy may be found at www.vop.com.

Founded by Seventh-day Adventist pastor H.M.S. Richards, Sr. in October 1929 as America\\\\\\\'s Great Depression was beginning, Voice of Prophecy pioneered the use of radio to deliver the message of the gospel. Eighty years later, it continues to use contemporary technology to touch the lives of many around the world. The Voice of Prophecy radio program, Bible school, and evangelistic ministry has its international headquarters at the Adventist Media Center in Simi Valley, California.