780 AM | 96.1 FM 

“YOURS FOR WESTERN ALASKA”

(907) 443-5221

Christmas on the Airwaves

A close-up picture of the Nativity set at St. Joseph Church in Nome.
A close-up of Baby Jesus, “Western Alaska-style”, depicted in the Nativity scene at St. Joseph Church in Nome. The Holy Family is wearing Alaska Native clothing.

One of KNOM’s most long-standing traditions is the annual Christmas Play. Decades ago, it was an opportunity for each of KNOM’s volunteer support nurses and doctors who weren’t usually on the airwaves to share in some radio fun.

In recent years, the annual project has evolved to include as many voices from the greater community as possible.

This Advent, one of the mission’s most beloved Christmas plays, The New Nativity, is featured on KNOM’s website. It is a great story to share with family and friends, or enjoy on a commute home from work.

You can listen in here.

Picture: A close-up of Baby Jesus, “Western Alaska-style”, depicted in the Nativity scene at St. Joseph Church in Nome. The Holy Family is wearing Alaska Native clothing.

Did you enjoy this The Nome Static, 2019 (All) story?

Consider supporting our work by becoming a one-time or recurring donor.

Share this story

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Email

Recent Posts

GCI’s Annual Refueling Effort Hits Halfway Point

GCI’s annual refueling operation for its TERRA Network has hit the halfway point, according to a press release issued on July 22. The telecommunications company delivers approximately 106,000 gallons of fuel every year to power generators at remote mountaintop towers.  Located far from commercial power grids, these remote towers rely

Read More »

More

Newsletter:

Work for Us:

Jobs

Contact

Nome:

(907) 443-5221 

Anchorage:

(907) 868-1200 

Land Acknowledgement

We acknowledge that KNOM Radio Mission is located on the customary lands of Indigenous peoples. 

Based in the Bering Strait region, KNOM broadcasts throughout the homelands of the Iñupiaq, Siberian Yup’ik, Cup’ik and Yup’ik peoples.