KJNP furnishes room and some board for singles, if available. Married couples and those with families are furnished housing, if available, but again, living and personal expenses are paid by each family. The mission has staff cars available at the rate of 18 cents a mile, but volunteers must have an Alaska Drivers License to be put on their insurance in order to be a driver. Most of the staff do not spend 8 hours a day in just one area of work at the station. Some spend 2-4 hours a day in radio or TV and the remainder of the time in one or more other areas.
Some staff is involved in office work, TV, or radio.
Since it is a mission, they all try to work together as a team to do whatever is needed to keep the stations in operation. The staff is expected to be willing to help out in other areas. Then, if there is an opening, there might be a chance to cross train into the other area. Generally they can use radio and TV technicians, receptionist, secretaries, engineers, maintenance and in general most anyone willing to come and work for the Lord. Newsletter excerpts from KJNP, in the words of Gen Nelson.