• Increase font size
  • Default font size
  • Decrease font size

EGR European Gospel Radio

Worldwide on Shortwave radio, streaming and satellite

Member Area

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
EGR is owned and operated by NEXUS-IBA, a non profit association of broadcasters and program producers
Christian news
Utah Jazz: Draft pick Tony Bradley, a work in progress, has a history of self-improvement
Tony Bradley Sr. took his son to the 2009 McDonald's All-American game in Coral Gables, Fla., to watch Kenny Boynton, a Florida local. But Bradley soon saw his son transfixed by Derrick Favors, Demarcus Cousins and a handful of other big men stealing the show. Bradley bought his son, then a middle-schooler, a T-shirt and program.

Read Full Article
 
UPDATE: Etowah community honors teen with vigil
ETOWAH, TN (WRCB) - UPDATE: As a community remembers an Etowah teen tonight, we're getting to know the young woman who is bringing them together. The TBI identified 18-year-old Kelsey Burnette as the person found dead in the residential area near Charles Street.

Read Full Article
 
Hazel Miller: 1923-2017
Hazel E. Miller was born July 2, 1923 at Wildrose Death Valley, California. To James Nevears and Minnie Cottonwood. She was a homemaker and lived most of her life on the Big Pine Indian Reservation. She is survived by her daughters, sons, and spouses; Evelyn Miller, James Miller (Maryetta), Helen....

Read Full Article
 
Ex-pastor turned author Rob Bell sells out Iron City
Former megachurch pastor and bestselling author of "Love Wins," Rob Bell has been looking forward to his upcoming tour of the Bible Belt. Bell will be in Birmingham to talk about his latest book, "What is the Bible?' and has sold out an event scheduled for Iron City on July 19. More standing room tickets may be made available.

Read Full Article
 
Church assesses damage after July 4th Fire
At this point, The Bread of Life Baptist Church has decided to suspend services for Sunday. While the majority of the damage is to the outside of the building, they are playing it safe before returning to normal. The church is taking it week to week before they reopen their doors.

Read Full Article
 
Did my neighbors believe they had missed the Promised Land?
Editor’s note: This is an installment in an occasional series by John Fountain on Chicago’s West Side. I remember when my neighborhood went south. I was 12 then. Grandpa got the call from the Lord. The year was 1973. Richard Nixon was president, Woodward and Bernstein were knocking on Watergate’s door, Richard J.

Read Full Article
 
North Korean missile test has some Korean-Canadians worried, some unfazed
TORONTO – North Korea’s latest missile test has sparked mixed emotions among Canada’s Korean community, with some expressing alarm at what they deem an escalation of the country’s military efforts while others remain unfazed. Lisa Pak, who lives in west Toronto, said this week’s test launch of an....

Read Full Article
 
Charleston school headmaster resigns after arrest for prostitution, open container
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) - The First Baptist School confirmed Friday its headmaster resigned after his arrest by North Charleston Police. Thomas Edmond Mullins, 67, was charged with prostitution and open container, according to police spokesman Spencer Pryor.

Read Full Article
 
Kitty keeps Billy Graham company as he approaches birthday 99
CHARLOTTE, NC (Tim Funk/The Charlotte Observer) - As he approaches his 99th birthday in November, Billy Graham is spending a lot of time with Kitty. She’s a feline friend, a black-and-white-faced cat with whiskers who is a constant companion these days to the famous Charlotte-born evangelist.

Read Full Article
 
Three Lane County residents injured in alleged firework malfunction file lawsuit against Eugene fireworks retailer, distributor
A mother and daughter, as well as a nine-year-old boy, all injured after handheld fireworks allegedly malfunctioned over the Fourth of July weekend two years ago in Lane County, have jointly filed a lawsuit, claiming a local company sold the fireworks, despite an advisory issued by the manufacturer....

Read Full Article
 
Jul 07, 2017 2:06PM EDTpublished: Jul 07, 2017 2:06PM EDT
Lisa Pak, who lives in west Toronto, said this week's test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile — North Korea's first — has left her on edge. "They may be tremors before an explosion," said Pak, who is helping lead an effort to free a Mississauga, Ont. pastor detained in North Korea. "At one point, it might not just be threats.

Read Full Article
 
North Korean missile test has some Korean-Canadians worried, some unfazed
TORONTO — North Korea's latest missile test has sparked mixed emotions among Canada's Korean community, with some expressing alarm at what they deem an escalation of the country's military efforts while others remain unfazed. Lisa Pak, who lives in west Toronto, said this week's test launch of an....

Read Full Article
 
North Korean missile test has some Korean-Canadians worried, some unfazed
TORONTO -- North Korea's latest missile test has sparked mixed emotions among Canada's Korean community, with some expressing alarm at what they deem an escalation of the country's military efforts while others remain unfazed. Lisa Pak, who lives in west Toronto, said this week's test launch of an....

Read Full Article
 
Town mourns 3 rescuers killed in I-81 crash: a knock at the door
CANTON, N.Y. - Three families gathered around their dinner tables at homes around this small North Country town Thursday evening. At each, there were tears, laughter, silence. Two state troopers and the owner of an ambulance company had knocked on the front door of each victim's home early Thursday morning.

Read Full Article
 
Faith Matters | Biff’s all-star snubbing and the gospel message
In addition to July 4th bringing freedom, friends, family and fireworks together, it also signals a countdown for baseball fans. The Major League Baseball All-Star game is right around the corner. Unfortunately so is your neighbors’ fireworks display. But by they should eventually run out by the time the game starts in the second week of July.

Read Full Article
 
Kitty keeps Billy Graham company as he approaches birthday 99
As he approaches his 99th birthday in November, Billy Graham is spending a lot of time with Kitty. She’s a feline friend, a black-and-white-faced cat with whiskers who is a constant companion these days to the famous Charlotte-born evangelist. “No one could ever remember her name, so we all call her....

Read Full Article
 
ACLU to monitor Georgia’s response to federal voter data requests
Leaders from several civil rights and civic groups gathered Friday to slam federal efforts to collect voter data in Georgia, saying they would be closely monitoring the response of Secretary of State Brian Kemp. The show of unity came as the ACLU of Georgia requested that Kemp under the state’s....

Read Full Article
 
Former Arkansas church secretary accused of embezzling $140,000
that James Robert Martin, 68, of Hot Springs Village faces a charge of theft of property more than $2,500. Martin, who was arrested Wednesday, was later released on $5,000 bond. “It was a violation of trust that took everyone by surprise, but the church has done very well,” the Rev.

Read Full Article
 
4 churches and synagogues leave Greater Cleveland Congregations over Q transformation protests
. Updated on July 7, 2017 at 12:21 PM Posted on July 7, 2017 at 12:17 PM CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Four members of the Greater Cleveland Congregations are leaving the group because of its campaign against publicly financed upgrades to Quicken Loans Arena. Antioch Baptist Church, Bethany Baptist Church,....

Read Full Article
 
Minister calls for Pope to pray for Zimbabwe as it gets engulfed in economic crisis
HARARE – One of President Robert Mugabe’s Cabinet ministers recently pleaded with Pope Francis to pray for Zimbabwe as the economic turmoil takes its toll yet again on long-suffering Zimbabweans. Health minister David Parirenyatwa, who last month attended a meeting on ending paediatric Aids, in the....

Read Full Article
 
What Christian groups need to understand about mental health
For some time now mental health has been an increasing priority for Christian groups in the UK. At a national level a string of bishops, including the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, have spoken out on the challenges of mental health and called for more government support.

Read Full Article
 
Churches applaud Presidential Youth Interface tours
Churches have applauded President Robert Mugabe for prioritising youth interface tours nationwide. Churches under the banner of Tehillar Christian Network have commended President Robert Mugabe and Zanu PF youth leadership for giving Zimbabweans an opportunity to meet the President in their respective jurisdiction of the ten provinces.

Read Full Article
 
The survival of a Southern Baptist who dared to oppose Trump
Moore didn’t back Hillary Clinton either, but his critique of Trump was especially pointed. He called him “an arrogant huckster” and directed his Twitter followers to an essay warning that Trump was “what the Founding Fathers warned us about.” Even before Trump’s campaign was rocked by the Access....

Read Full Article
 
Yeaton selected as new pastor at First Christian
First Christian Church’s congregation will vote Sunday on a new pastor selected by the church’s search team and elders, the next step forward after the previous pastor was charged with criminal felonies. Columbus native Steve Yeaton, 50, son of Columbus resident and former 1960s First Christian....

Read Full Article
 
Nelson kicking off summer-long 250th birthday celebration
Saturday’s daylong gala on and around the Nelson Common is an ode to the town’s rich cultural history and a way for visitors and residents alike to explore the past. The party will swing into the evening with Colonial dances in the town hall. A Sense of Place is the theme of the town’s Sestercentennial, and it’s hardly a one-day festival.

Read Full Article
 
Lebanese Pastor Elected President Wcrc
The Rev. Najla Kassab, a minister in the National Evangelical Synod of Syria and Lebanon (NESSL), has been elected president of the World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC), which groups more than 225 churches in over 110 countries. “With her experience and many gifts, Najla’s vision, insight,....

Read Full Article
 


Page 2232 of 3829

Free consultation

If you are a broadcaster or Christian program producer you can schedule a 15 min FREE consultation with an EGR specialist to help you evaluate all possible Int'l broadcasting options.

free 15 minute EGR consultaiton

We will call you back at a number and time of your convenience, and will gladly answer any question that you may have on how to broadcast your Christian message worldwide.

EGR local time

Verse of the day

For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them. Matthew, 18. 20

Polls

Is wealth an indication of God’s favor or blessing?