WHPL

WHPL signed on in early 1993 featuring religious and inspirational programming featuring Bible teachings and music. WHPL would become Lafayette's only FM religious station. Until this point, Lafayette listeners had to tune to the AM dial to get their inspirational fix from First Assembly of God's 1410 WCFY. WHPL would become the Lafayette area's only Christian radio station in 1998 when WCFY was sold to Artistic Media Partners and flipped to a secular news/talk format as WAZY.

Originally, the station was housed in West Lafayette just south of the Purdue University campus, but later moved to a business district on Lafayette's east side where it remained until Moody decided to network WHPL and sister station WIWC (in Kokomo) to their 50,000 watt Anderson station serving the Indianapolis metro, WGNR-FM 97.9.

Before WHPL was networked with WGNR, the station featured its own unique program schedule while occasionally simulcasting with WIWC, especially in the mornings. The rest of the day featured a blend of Bible teaching, talk, and inspirational music. In the late 1990s, the inspirational music was shelved in favor of Contemporary Christian music also known as CCM or Christian AC. The same format continues to this day only with a stronger emphasis on music.

• WGNR-FM 97.9 Anderson (serving Indianapolis)
• WFOF 90.3 Covington (serving Danville, IL and west-central Indiana)
• WIWC 91.7 Kokomo (serving north-central Indiana)
• WMBL 88.1 Mitchell (serving Bloomington and south-central Indiana)

• WGNR Website
• WHPL in the FCC FM station database
• WHPL on Radio-Locator
• WHPL in Nielsen Audio's FM station database

40.297°N 86.901°W / 40.297; -86.901