The Adventist Amateur Radio Association International (AARAI) is a worldwide fraternity of ham radio operators who belong to, or are friends of, the Seventh-day Adventist Church. The AARAI runs several nets throughout the week at various times for fellowship and information. Officers are elected every five years. Our club sign is K3LJP, in honor of our beloved founder the late Ed Peterson, who often referred to himself as K 3 Love, Joy, and Peace. If you are not yet a member, please consider joining—we'd be glad to have you!

BREAKING NEWS: Thanks to the initiative of some of our active members, the 15-meter Sunday afternoon noon is being reinstated. We have gone through a few years of very low sunspot activity, but now we have propagation even on 10 meters again! Please join us on Sundays afternoons at 2000 UTC, on 21405.

Over 50 interested prospective hams registered for the first session of the Technician class on the evening of Tuesday, February 21, at the McDonald Road SDA Church in Tennessee. The class was sponsored by the Collegedale Amateur Radio Club and taught by Dean Saunders, AA4XL. Many of these were from outside the local community, coming from as far away as Knoxville, Pikeville, and north Georgia, people who had responded to ads in local newspapers, posters, church bulletin announcements, and promotion in disaster organizations.