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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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Uruguayan pastor fulfills vow to plant 1,000 trees in Israel
RIO DE JANEIRO — An evangelical Christian pastor from Uruguay fulfilled his promise to plant 1,000 trees in the Jewish state. One year ago, after planting a tree with the Keren Kayemet Leisrael (Jewish National Fund) organization while on a visit to Israel with a group of Latin American pastors,....

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Preaching security after deadly Tennessee church shooting
FILE - In this Sept. 24, 2017, file photo, police investigate the scene outside the Burnette Chapel Church of Christ after a deadly shooting at the church, in Antioch, Tenn. The shooting at a Tennessee church again demonstrated that deadly violence at U.S. houses of worship is not rare.

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Preaching security after deadly Tennessee church shooting
When a masked gunman killed a woman and wounded six people at a Tennessee church last weekend, it drew national attention as did the 2015 massacre of nine black church members in Charleston, South Carolina, the 2014 slayings of three people at a Kansas Jewish center and retirement home and the 2012 killings of six at a Wisconsin Sikh temple.

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Preaching security after deadly Tennessee church shooting
When a masked gunman killed a woman and wounded six people at a Tennessee church last weekend, it drew national attention — as did the 2015 massacre of nine black church members in Charleston, South Carolina, the 2014 slayings of three people at a Kansas Jewish center and retirement home and the 2012 killings of six at a Wisconsin Sikh temple.

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Preaching security after deadly Tennessee church shooting
By TERRY SPENCER Associated Press. When a masked gunman killed a woman and wounded six people at a Tennessee church last weekend, it drew national attention - as did the 2015 massacre of nine black church members in Charleston, South Carolina, the 2014 slayings of three people at a Kansas Jewish....

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Preaching security after deadly Tennessee church shooting
By TERRY SPENCER Associated Press. When a masked gunman killed a woman and wounded six people at a Tennessee church last weekend, it drew national attention - as did the 2015 massacre of nine black church members in Charleston, South Carolina, the 2014 slayings of three people at a Kansas Jewish....

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Preaching security after deadly Tennessee church shooting
By TERRY SPENCER Associated Press. When a masked gunman killed a woman and wounded six people at a Tennessee church last weekend, it drew national attention - as did the 2015 massacre of nine black church members in Charleston, South Carolina, the 2014 slayings of three people at a Kansas Jewish....

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Preaching security after deadly Tennessee church shooting
By TERRY SPENCER Associated Press. When a masked gunman killed a woman and wounded six people at a Tennessee church last weekend, it drew national attention - as did the 2015 massacre of nine black church members in Charleston, South Carolina, the 2014 slayings of three people at a Kansas Jewish....

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Preaching security after deadly Tennessee church shooting
When a masked gunman killed a woman and wounded six people at a Tennessee church last weekend, it drew national attention — as did the 2015 massacre of nine black church members in Charleston, South Carolina, the 2014 slayings of three people at a Kansas Jewish center and retirement home and the 2012 killings of six at a Wisconsin Sikh temple.

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Preaching security after deadly Tennessee church shooting
By TERRY SPENCER Associated Press. When a masked gunman killed a woman and wounded six people at a Tennessee church last weekend, it drew national attention - as did the 2015 massacre of nine black church members in Charleston, South Carolina, the 2014 slayings of three people at a Kansas Jewish....

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Continue reading Class offers Dallas-area teachers training on how to more effectively discuss race in schools
Can we talk about race? That question will be paramount during a daylong training session for Dallas-area educators on how to become more effective talking about race in the classroom. Planners note that today's students are increasingly confronted by issues of race in society.

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NC lawmaker calls Republican women ‘eye candy’ while standing next to Rep. Mia Love
Washington • Rep. Mark Walker, chairman of the conservative Republican Study Committee, referred to Republican women as “eye candy” during a news conference Tuesday outside of the Capitol. While lamenting the lack of progress on important issues like tax reform, health care and border security made....

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Minister shot in Tennessee church: 'I thought I was dying'
From his wheelchair at the hospital Tuesday, minister David "Joey" Spann told reporters the masked gunman at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ in Nashville shot him in the chest and in the hand. Another bullet whizzed past his ear. The 66-year-old, who lost a finger due to his injuries, says he's thankful to be alive after Sunday's shooting.

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Minister shot in Tennessee church: 'I thought I was dying'
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A minister says he thought he was dying after bullets struck him twice during a mass shooting that killed one woman at his Tennessee church last weekend. From his wheelchair at the hospital Tuesday, minister David "Joey" Spann told reporters the masked gunman at Burnette....

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Nashville church turns Bible study into vigil for Antioch victims
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) – Another vigil is taking place Tuesday night to honor the victims of the Antioch church shooting. Nashville’s religious community has stepped up to help and comfort the people affected by the tragedy that took place Sunday at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ.

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NC lawmaker calls Republican women ‘eye candy’ during press event
Rep. Diane Black of Tennessee speaks to reporters at a Republican Study Committee press conference on Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017. Rep. Mark Walker, R-N.C., is standing behind her wearing a purple tie. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Lesley Clark. Rep. Diane Black of Tennessee speaks to reporters at a....

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Woman believed rapist pastor
A WOMAN became a victim of sexual assault while in a religious group. She was not the only one who got abused and she shared her ordeal with The Fiji Times. "To redeem us of our sins, he would intimately touch us," she said. "I did not sleep with him but some girls got pregnant. We were told that they were prayed for and they got pregnant.

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Minister shot in Tennessee church: ‘I thought I was dying’
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A minister says he thought he was dying after bullets struck him twice during a mass shooting that killed one woman at his Tennessee church last weekend. From his wheelchair at the hospital Tuesday, minister David “Joey” Spann told reporters the masked gunman at Burnette....

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RSC chair calls female colleagues 'eye candy' during remarks
WASHINGTON (CNN) - Rep. Mark Walker, the chair of the conservative Republican Study Committee, described female members of the group as the committee's "eye candy" during a press conference Tuesday morning. "The accomplished men and women of the RSC. And women.

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Panel approves Huntsman's nomination to be envoy to Russia
Marlin ISD’s state-appointed board of managers is starting its first full school year by putting improvement plans in place to keep the district moving toward passing state accountability ratings, which the district has failed for six years. Bell’s Hill Elementary School student Tommy Deleon wants....

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Fiction: A Roundup of the Season’s Romance Novels
They: Are caught up in a spiraling thriller, danger from a psychopathic killer looming everywhere. Will she survive? More important: Will she let Carver back into her life? Go straight to Cheris Hodges’ DEADLY RUMORS (Dafina/Kensington, paper, $7.99) to find out.

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Advocates take push for $15 minimum wage to St. Paul City Hall
Low-wage workers along with religious leaders and labor advocates gathered outside City Hall on Tuesday to demand St. Paul take up the issue. They turned their focus to St. Paul after Minneapolis adopted a $15 minimum wage this summer, and showed up Tuesday touting Target's announcement this week....

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Young love in old age: Denis and Doris 'just clicked' at 90 and 92 years old
GETTY-TELEGRAPH AND ARGUS-SWNS Paul Jeeves Denis' daughter, a pastor, officiated his marriage to Doris That fact that Denis, now 90, and his wife-to-be Doris, 92, were no spring chickens did not put him off. He recalled: “She replied, ‘I love dancing’, so I said, ‘Let’s go!’ And that was that. Four months later we were married.

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RSC chair calls female colleagues 'eye candy' during remarks
WASHINGTON (CNN) - Rep. Mark Walker, the chair of the conservative Republican Study Committee, described female members of the group as the committee's "eye candy" during a press conference Tuesday morning. "The accomplished men and women of the RSC. And women.

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NC lawmaker calls Republican women ‘eye candy’ during press event
Rep. Diane Black of Tennessee speaks to reporters at a Republican Study Committee press conference on Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017. Rep. Mark Walker, R-N.C., is standing behind her wearing a purple tie. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Lesley Clark. Rep. Diane Black of Tennessee speaks to reporters at a....

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Malaki Lei Sam takes out 1Touch Health Transformation Challenge
OneTouch Ministries completed its 10-Week Bootcamp Health Transformation Challenge recently. Malaki Lei Sam was crowned its champion, becoming the 15th winner of the ‘Tuliaupupu Pala Lima ’trophy. Malaki Lei Sam’s transformation is nothing short of inspirational and miraculous.

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