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Charles Edward Johnson was born September 23, 1948, in Chester, PA to James and Dorothy Johnson. His family would later move to Paterson, NJ where he received his education, graduating from the famous Eastside High School in 1967.

After graduation, Charles enlisted in the United States Air Force and served his tour of duty in Vietnam and Taiwan. In 1972, Sergeant Johnson, with numerous citations for distinguished service, was honorably discharged. As a civilian, he was employed by the International Telephone and Telegraph Company (ITT), and returned to Vietnam, assigned to the Defense Attaché Office. He was one of the last Americans air-lifted before Saigon fell. He then, with ITT, worked as a Ground-to-Air Communications Operator in Thule, Greenland.

Greetings From Sanctified Saturdays!

Because He Lives, I Can Face Tomorrow.

I’m Sister Carolyn. I Love The Lord And Love Declaring The Works Of The Lord And Truly Believe I’m Called To Let My Light My Shine For Such A Time As This. Spreading The Goodness Of God Is My Love In. Sharing All God Has Done To Glorify Him.

Join Me Saturdays on WYCB 1340 AM The Spirit Of Today’s Gospel Where The Joy Of The Lord Is Strength And Freedom Rings. It’s A Mighty Good Time In Jesus Who’s Waiting For Us On The Main Line To Tell Say What We Want And Bless Our Lives.

1st Corinthians 2:9
As it is Written, No Eye Have Seen No Ear Has Heard No Human Mind Has Conceived, The Things God Has Prepared For Those Who Love Him.

Come On, Bless The Lord With Me; Come On, Praise The Lord With Me Mornings At 8:30 EST 1340 WYCB AM On The Spirit Of Today’s Gospel, Sanctified Saturdays With Yours Truly Sister Carolyn.

God Bless,
Sister Carolyn

Melvin Robinson, Jr. grew up in the Washington, DC area where he attended the DC and MD Public schools. Upon graduating from Potomac High School, he received a full 4-year football scholarship to Tennessee State University. Due to injuries sustained in football, he moved back to the DC area and eventually became a Prince George’s County Police Officer.

He is the only son of the late Bishop Melvin Robinson, Sr. (founder of The Master’s Child Church) and Evangelist Erma Robinson-Fitzgerald (co-founder of The Master’s Child Church). Always having a love for music, he began playing drums at the age of 5 and the organ at the age of 18. He eventually became the official “Minister of Music” for The Master’s Child Church.

In 1992, God had another calling on his life and Melvin became a Minister of The Master’s Child Church and in 1994, an ordained Elder. In February 1999, due to his father’s illness, Elder Robinson, Jr. was elevated to the Pastorate of The Master’s Child Church. Also in 1999, Pastor Robinson married the love of his life, First Lady Cheryl Robinson and they are the proud parents of two children, Camille and Melvin III.

Garry Graham, MA, MPH, LMHC, is a respected mental health professional and public health leader whose work bridges clinical expertise, community impact, and thoughtful media engagement. With advanced degrees in mental health and public health, Garry has dedicated his career to advancing emotional wellness, resilience, and health equity across diverse populations.

As a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Garry has provided direct clinical care, program leadership, and consultation, supporting individuals and communities through complex mental health challenges. His public health experience includes developing and supporting initiatives that address prevention, access to care, and the social determinants of health, with a particular focus on underserved and historically marginalized communities.

Garry’s work is distinguished by his ability to translate complex mental and public health issues into clear, practical, and empowering conversations. His leadership has contributed to community-based programs, professional training, and advocacy efforts that promote healing, awareness, and sustainable change.

Now bringing his voice to WYCB Radio 1340 under the Radio One banner, Garry Graham offers listeners informed, purposeful dialogue rooted in evidence, compassion, and vision. Tune in at 5:30 PM for conversations that challenge perspectives, elevate understanding, and point toward what is possible. This is a platform where experience meets expectation—and where meaningful impact is just beginning.