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WROS - The ROSE of Jacksonville

Broadcasting Christian and gospel programming from Florida, WROS - The ROSE of Jacksonville delivers uplifting spiritual music and faith-focused broadcasts across the United States. Listeners looking for dedicated Christian tunes and inspirational gospel sounds can tune in and stream the station live online anytime through myradiobox.com.

Website ↗Last checked: Sep 27, 2026

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Overview

What genres does WROS - The ROSE of Jacksonville play?

WROS - The ROSE of Jacksonville plays on these genres:Christian, Gospel

Where does WROS - The ROSE of Jacksonville broadcast from?

WROS - The ROSE of Jacksonville is based in Florida, United States (USA).

Can I listen to WROS - The ROSE of Jacksonville for free?

Yes, you can stream WROS - The ROSE of Jacksonville live for free on myradiobox.com.

In which platforms can I listen to WROS - The ROSE of Jacksonville?

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Reviews (1)

Joelle Stamm★★★

First Church Hopewell – Dr. Gary L. Williams During his program today (17 August, around 1:15 pm), he stated that the National anthem meant a different thing to African Americans such that it invoked bad memories of the past discrimination. Was he implying that the National anthem should be rescinded and/or replaced? That seems to be what was implied.