The editorial

Hand-scripted. Theologically researched. Voiced once.

LGCP-FM is one station, one editorial approach, and a small cast of narrators who carry every hour of the dial. This page names what we publish and who is on the other side of the microphone.

What we are.

LGCP-FM is a single station, built hour by hour. Every program on the dial is written, researched, recorded and voiced by a person — not assembled from templates or stitching AI narration over stock music. The aim is simple: a broadcast you can leave on in any room, where the prologue, the scripture, the prayer and the closing hymn feel like one continuous feed.

“We don’t fill the dial. We script the hour, then we record the hour.”

What we are not.

A lot of “faith radio” online is filler stitched from monetized templates. LGCP-FM is built on the opposite premise — the dial stays editorial, and the work that goes into each hour stays visible.

  • Hand-scripted — every devotional, prayer prompt and scripture framing is written by the narrator who voices it.
  • Theologically researched — references and translations checked before the script is locked; nothing improvised to length.
  • Voiced once and recorded clean — one take per program, no template narration, no third-party voice synthesis.
  • A continuous editorial feed — programs are sequenced so dawn flows into noon flows into evening, with no slot jarring into the next.
  • A content farm of filler loops — there is no ambient filler sold against our blocks.
  • AI-narrated or template-generated episodes — the voice you hear is a real person in a real session.
  • Sponsored segments or paid reads inserted between prayers and scripture — the dial does not carry advertising.
  • A theme channel that swaps hosts to chase an algorithm — the cast is the cast.

The cast

On the other side of the microphone.

The four narrators who carry the dial. Each one anchors a specific block on the 24/7 schedule.

Guided prayer · Night-prayer

Rev. Anaïs Beauvoir

Low, unhurried, breath-led. Reads the Office of the Dead on weeknights and leads the morning examen on the dawn block.

Trained in Ignatian contemplative practice. Writes the prayer prompts that follow morning-examen episodes and shapes the cadence of every guided-prayer recording on the dial.

Guided prayer

Scripture storytelling

Theo Whitfield

Warm baritone, clear consonants, dramatized reads. Anchors the noon hour because the prose lands hardest when listeners can sit still.

A lay reader with a decade of lectors’ training. Records full-book readings with light ambient scoring rather than musical underscore — the text does the work.

Scripture storytelling

Devotionals

Pastor Marcus Olarewaju

Five-minute dawn reflections. Conversational cadence, theological depth without jargon — every line landed, never skimmed.

Writes every script himself. The devotional is researched first, then voiced once and recorded clean — no AI narration, no template fill.

Devotionals

Guided prayer · Evening devotional

Sister Camille Durand

Stiller than Rev. Beauvoir’s — almost whispered. Carries the 17:00–20:00 slot and the mid-afternoon quiet.

A contemplative order; brings the structure of the day’s midway pause and the closing breath of the evening devotional block.

Guided prayer
Devotionals

Find them on the dial

Each narrator anchors a specific block on the 24/7 schedule.

See today’s lineup

Prayer requests

Something on your heart?

The LGCP-FM prayer team holds every request personally — by name or anonymously. You don't need an account, an email, or a follow-up.

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