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EnglishHow to Listen to The Gospel Station: App, Smart TV, Alexa, and Online
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The Gospel Station streams southern gospel music through four main routes: a free mobile app for Apple and Android, a Smart TV channel, an Amazon Alexa skill, and the website's own online player. Which one you use depends on where you listen most — phone, TV, smart speaker, or browser. All four are listed on the station's site, and the site describes the app as free to download.
Mobile app (Apple and Android)
The station promotes its app as "Gospel Music's Most Downloaded App" and notes a recent upgrade with "the same great music, with a brand new look."
- iPhone/iPad: Use the Apple download link on the site.
- Android: Use the GooglePlay download link on the site.
Once installed, open the app and start streaming — the station's format is southern gospel, mixing current songs with classics.
Smart TV channel
The site states the station is "now available on all these Smart TV Devices" and directs users to click the links on its page to download the channel. The specific device list isn't spelled out in the text captured here, so check the Smart TV section of the site for the current lineup and the matching download link for your TV platform.
Amazon Alexa
If you have any Alexa-capable device, the site gives this exact command:
"Hey Alexa, Open The Gospel Station Skill"
You can also enable the skill ahead of time using the Alexa link on the station's site, which is useful if you'd rather set it up from a phone or browser than by voice.
Website player
The site's navigation includes Listen Online and What's Playing Now?, so you can stream from a browser without installing anything and check the current track at the same time. The menu also lists a Christmas Channel for seasonal listening and Roadhouse to the Church House as a separate program stream.
What you'll hear
The station describes its playlist as "the best southern gospel songs of today and classics from yesterday," naming artists such as The Gaither Vocal Band, Jason Crabb, Ernie Haase & Signature Sound, Jeff & Sheri Easter, The Cathedrals, Greater Vision, Joseph Habedank, Karen Peck & New River, Gold City, The Hoppers, Gordon Mote, Triumphant Quartet, and The Collingsworth Family.
A "Top Songs" list on the site gives a sense of current rotation, including:
| Song | Artist |
|---|---|
| Graves Into Gardens | Mike Rogers |
| Hello To Christ | Ernie Haase & Signature Sound |
| I'm Still Not Ashamed | Peach Goldman |
| It Could Have Been A Mountain | Tribute Quartet |
| Cling To It | Brian Free & Assurance |
Picking the right option
- Phone or tablet, listening on the go: the Apple or Android app.
- Living room, background music on TV: the Smart TV channel.
- Hands-free around the house: the Alexa skill.
- Desktop or a quick listen without installing: the website's Listen Online player.
- Seasonal music: the Christmas Channel.
The station frames all of this around one goal — "Spreading The Gospel of Jesus Christ to people all over the world through music, missions and ministry" — so the streams are the same ministry content delivered across devices rather than different programming per platform.