Family Focus Broadcasting Network (FBN) is the only Christian Broadcasting Network in Trinidad and Tobago and “I.S.A.A.C 98.1 FM”, the first full gospel Christian Radio Station in the country. The Network mushroomed from the popular two [2] hour Wednesday night programme “Sounds Glorious”, in 1991 to what it is today because one woman held on to the word of God that the vision is yet for an appointed time, and though it tarries, wait for it. 

It is often said, "success is measured not by how far you've reached but by the obstacles you have overcome to get there".  The obstacles of owning a radio licence and then opening a Radio Station have never daunted CEO Margaret Elcock.

In June 1999 in recognition of her contribution to the nation the government of Trinidad and Tobago granted the Family Focus Broadcasting Network (FBN) a license to operate a 24 hour Gospel radio station.  On August 31st, 2002 Trinidad & Tobago’s 40th Anniversary of Independence, FBN launched "I.S.A.A.C 98.1 FM" the Nations first 24 hour Christian Radio Station.

Commitment to the vision is unquestionable, I.S.A.A.C is exciting, relevant, inspiring, uncompromising and effective.  The message is clear.  The name I.S.A.A.C is an acronym that identifies the character of the Station: Inspirational, Spirit Led, Anointed, Appointed and Christ-Centred. The tag line is "The Promise" for it is indeed the fulfilment of a promise, God made to President/CEO.

I.S.A.A.C'S programming coincides with the vision of the Network, and it caters for the entire family. Programs like “Forever Young” targeting the elderly, “Kingdom Kids” designed to cater to children, “Youth in Focus” for the Youth and “Family Focus”, for the adults are some of the programs that contribute to the impact of I.S.A.A.C 98.1FM.

In just six years the station has maintained the position of number 2 of now 35 Radio Stations, and “SONRISE”, the number 1 morning drive time program.

Many people give up in the vicinity of the realization of their dreams. I.S.A.A.C 98.1 fm and its Parent Company The Family-Focus Broadcasting Network is alive today because one [1] woman persevered to the end not giving up.

"We aim to produce quality radio programming that is impacting, revolutionary and life changing. To impart truth, knowledge, and information that will bring about spiritual growth, positive change and the overall development of every individual. To God be the glory”.

Founder & CEO Margaret Elcock.