I still remember when "Flood" became a huge crossover hit. Jars of Clay became the Christian calling card for the world. We could point at them and say, "See, it's not as bad as it used to be!" Now Christian music is the second fastest growing radio market in the world, with greater quality than ever before! So thank you, Jars of Clay. Thank you for upping the ante.
102.5 Shore Things
Getting to know the Eastern Shore
#42. Bridges
Have you ever driven through the Mid-West? I have. It's is beyond boring. A Stuckey's gas station might break up 100 miles of corn or wheat. The entire state of Indiana smells like pig farms all summer. But on the Eastern Shore, we have bridges! Which means there are scenic creeks, rivers, lakes, the bay - There is natural beauty that we didn't pave over, but elevated ourselves above to enjoy their splendor! So even if you have a panic attack trying to cross the Bay Bridge, bridges are still an awesome part of the Eastern Shore.
#41. The Narrows Restaurant on Kent Island
#40. Cape Henlopen State Park
Have something to add to the list? I'd love for you to email me your ideas: jmillwood@wolc.org
ARTIST OF THE DAY:
Phil Stacey

While we know Phil Stacey as a singer and song-writer, his priorities are a bit different than many rising stars. Topping his list? Husband, Father, Military, Music Minister ... and then finally recording artist! Both grandfathers and his dad were pastors, so Phil has grown up in the Church, and that is where his heart is.
Into the Light was Phil Stacey's debut album on Reunion Records. He's a Navy man, who enlisted immediately after 9/11 - so anchors away!
Need more Phil Stacey? http://www.philstacey.com/
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