Early interests in radio and in Christian evangelism and mission
brought Paul Ramseyer to international recognition as a leader
in religious broadcasting. The son of traveling musicians
and evangelists who often appeared on live radio broadcasts,
he developed a fascination with radio as a boy. When he came
to the Twin Cities in 1953 to attend Northwestern Seminary,
he got involved with the college's radio station, KTIS Saint
Paul/Minneapolis, as well, beginning a distinguished career
of more than 40 years in broadcasting. Starting as an announcer
at KTIS, he was promoted to program director and then to manager,
finally becoming Northwestern College vice president of broadcasting
and outreach. He also led the development of the Northwestern-based
SkyLight Satellite Network, a leading programming source for
Christian media outlets, and has served as a director and
officer of the National Religious Broadcasters.
Paul's ever-popular Sugar Creek Gang adventures are now available on cd and cassette through Crown Magnetics in Lebanon, Pennsylvania. For complete title descriptions, go to www.crownmagnetics
