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Welcome to European Gospel Radio (EGR)!

Our mission is to spread the Gospel to the World on Shortwave, AM/Medium Wave, Satellite radio, TV and the Internet
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Pittenger opposed the shutdown but GOP and Democratic foes blame him anyway
North Carolina Republican Rep. Robert Pittenger voted twice to keep the federal government open — but both his Republican and Democratic opponents are blaming him for the three-day shutdown. Pittenger, one of 2018’s most vulnerable House Republicans, is getting blasted on both his right and left....

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Pittenger opposed the shutdown but GOP and Democratic foes blame him anyway
North Carolina Republican Rep. Robert Pittenger voted twice to keep the federal government open — but both his Republican and Democratic opponents are blaming him for the three-day shutdown. Pittenger, one of 2018’s most vulnerable House Republicans, is getting blasted on both his right and left....

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Hugh Freeze expresses remorse for 'private sin'
In his first public appearance since resigning last July, former Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze expressed remorse for what he called “private sin” that became public, apologized and said he wants to “finish well.” Speaking Wednesday morning during a chapel service at Liberty University, Freeze told....

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Pittenger opposed the shutdown but GOP and Democratic foes blame him anyway
North Carolina Republican Rep. Robert Pittenger voted twice to keep the federal government open — but both his Republican and Democratic opponents are blaming him for the three-day shutdown. Pittenger, one of 2018’s most vulnerable House Republicans, is getting blasted on both his right and left....

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Amid #MeToo, Evangelicals Grapple With Misconduct In Their Own Churches
The #MeToo movement, having exposed alleged sexual misconduct from Hollywood to Capitol Hill and in board rooms and news rooms, has now reached into evangelical Christian circles, raising questions unique to that faith culture. Christians focus deeply on a narrative of sin and redemption, but that....

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Video: Tanzania detains 'drinking and kissing pastor'
Police in Tanzania have detained a controversial self-proclaimed prophet after a video of him emerged dancing with bottles of beer and declaring that the Bible allows drinking and fornication. A medical check-up showed that 44-year old Onesmo Machibya, commonly known as Prophet Tito, was mentally....

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Hate speech found spray painted on south Charlotte church
CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) - A pastor of local church in south Charlotte says someone reportedly spray painted "fags are pedophiles" on their front doors. The derogatory language was found painted on the front doors of the Wedgewood Church Wednesday. The church's sign which read, "LGBT" Equality," was also sprayed painted over.

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MADNESS in Kenyan churches, See what this PASTOR was doing to kids when baptizing them, WFT! (VIDEO).
Wednesday, January 24, 2018 - The madness in Kenyan churches is too much. This pastor was caught on camera harassing kids in the name of baptism.

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Eamon Martin warns against 'fake news' on patron saint of journalists' feast day
The Archbishop of Armagh. Eamon Martin, has warned of the dangers of 'fake news' on the feast of Saint Francis de Sales, the Catholic patron of journalists. Archbishop Martin said: "All of us need to ask ourselves 'what is "fake news"?'. This is a very important question for each of us to reflect on.

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School Board Vote On LGBTQ Policy Gets Rowdy
CHARLOTTE, NC -- A public hearing before a Charlotte-Mecklenburg School board vote affirming increased support of LGBTQ students as part of the district's new multiculturalism policy became rowdy Tuesday night, that led to at least one community speaker being removed from proceedings, according to reports.

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Moncton church won't seek job grant that requires respect for reproductive rights
Some churches are struggling to decide whether to hire summer students, a New Brunswick pastor says. The federal government's summer jobs program now requires applicants to check a box to confirm the jobs and the organization's "core mandate" respect human rights in Canada, including reproductive rights.

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Op-Ed Contributor: I Was Tortured in Gay Conversion Therapy. And It’s Still Legal in 41 States.
It is heartbreaking that the study estimates that 20,000 L.G.B.T.Q. teens will receive conversion therapy from a health care professional before they turn 18. An even larger number of youth, an estimated 57,000 teens, will receive the treatment from a religious or spiritual adviser before adulthood.

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Lakewood Church's John Gray defends the wealth of high-profile pastors
In an interview with an outlet in Greenville, South Carolina new Redemption Church pastor, John Gray answered questions about wealth and high-profile church leaders. Lakewood Church's associate pastor, best-selling author, and resident reality TV star will become the new senior pastor of Redemption Church in Greenville.

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Are You Worshipping God Or Your Pastor?
A worrying new trend is emerging whereby people are beginning to see their pastors as Gods and literally worship them. Pastors come in all shapes and sizes these days, from the stark illiterate to the highly intelligent, all professing to have an in-depth knowledge of the Bible and Christianity and preach what they know to the masses.

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Obituaries for Jan. 24, 2018
Born Jan. 17, 1925, in Heltonville, he was the son of Lawrence and Ona (Speer) Hunter. Robert graduated from Shawswick High School in 1944. He married Bernadine Mitchner on April 12, 1945, and she preceded him in death. They were married 68 years. Robert was a veteran of the U.S. Army serving in World War II in the Philippines.

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Finland to probe evidence suggesting their soldiers were involved in killing Jews during the Holocaust
Swanström quoted a letter by Finnish SS soldier Olavi Kustaa Aadolf Karpo to officer and military pastor Ensio Pihkala in which Karpo laments how he and his comrades were utilized for shooting Jews, when “for the execution of Jews less skilled personnel would have sufficed.

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Amid #MeToo, Evangelicals Grapple With Misconduct In #ChurchToo
The #MeToo movement, having exposed alleged sexual misconduct from Hollywood to Capitol Hill and in board rooms and news rooms, has now reached into evangelical Christian circles, raising questions unique to that faith culture. Christians focus deeply on a narrative of sin and redemption, but that....

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He smuggled a camera into the Birmingham jail. His image of MLK behind bars is unforgettable.
He wasn’t supposed to have a camera. But in 1967, when the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and his chief strategist, the Rev. Wyatt Tee Walker, were arrested during a civil rights protest in Birmingham, Ala., Walker smuggled a tiny camera into the jail. Inside their cell, Walker unwrapped the camera, which had been taped to Walker’s leg.

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Pastor removed as CMS board OKs controversial gender policy change Source: WSOC
Pastor removed as CMS board OKs controversial gender policy change. By: Mark Barber Updated: Jan 24, 2018 - 10:41 AM. CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Board members voted to approve a controversial policy change expanding its definition of multiculturalism in a heated meeting Tuesday evening.

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Christopher Muther/Globe Staff Christopher Muther In Waco, a chance to live inside a ‘Fixer Upper’ episode
I had arrived in the “Fixer Upper” promise land of Waco, Texas. Once primarily known as the birthplace of Dr Pepper and the Branch Davidians, Waco is now known for something other than pop and fringe cults: Chip and Joanna Gaines. The pair, and their phenomenally successful home improvement show....

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Kinzer M. Pointer, Jr. appointed chair
Kinzer M. Pointer, Jr. , pastor of Agape Fellowship Baptist Church was appointed chair, board of managers, Millennium Collaborative Care PPS . The mission of Millennium Collaborative Care is to collaborate with physicians, healthcare providers and community-based organizations to improve the....

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Finland to probe troops’ alleged role in the Holocaust
Finland will investigate evidence suggesting that soldiers of its army were involved in killing Jews during the Holocaust, the office of Finnish President Sauli Niinistö said. The announcement about the initiation of the probe, the first of its kind in Finland, came Wednesday in a letter to Efraim....

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AHA, GCHD announce 'Hampton Family Mobile Kitchen' in Greensboro
GUILFORD COUNTY, N.C. The American Heart Association (AHA) and Guilford County Health Department (GCHD) have announced the start of the Hampton Family Community Health Initiative. The Blairton Hampton Family, along with Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro, will provide healthy cooking and eating....

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Diocesan review member 'optimistic' about Catholic schools
It is because Amy Gelinas was principal of a parochial high school that closed in June that she said she is glad to be part of the team assessing the remaining 12 elementary schools in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Springfield. The team, appointed by Bishop Mitchell Rozanski to do an assessment,....

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Finland to probe troops’ alleged role in the Holocaust
JTA - Finland will investigate evidence suggesting that soldiers of its army were involved in murdering Jews during the Holocaust, the office of Finnish President Sauli Niinistö said. The announcement about the initiation of the probe, the first of its kind in Finland, came Wednesday in a letter to....

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Wyatt Tee Walker Dies At 88
HARLEM, NY — Harlem pastor and civil rights leader Wyatt Tee Walker — sometimes referred to as the man behind Martin Luther King Jr. — died Tuesday at the age of 88, the the Rev. Al Sharpton first confirmed. Walker served as the senior pastor and chief executive of the Canaan Baptist Church, located....

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