WHRI, World Harvest International, operates a large broadcasting facility near Furman, South Carolina, sending Christian programming in English via shortwave to Asia, Europe, the Caribbean, and Central and South America, using two 500,000 watt transmitters, among others. It has also operated transmitters in Greenbush, Maine; Hawaii; and Palau, Indonesia, all of which have been closed, concentrating its shortwave power in South Carolina. It is owned by the Family Broadcasting Corporation, a Christian television network, headquartered in South Bend, Indiana.
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