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EGR European Gospel Radio

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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
EGR is owned and operated by NEXUS-IBA, a non profit association of broadcasters and program producers
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The most successful men to ever lead Bafana based on their record in the job
Sordid details of how controversial a Nigerian pastor and his “henchwomen” lured girls as young as 13 into performing sex acts on the 58-year-old father of three were revealed in court on Thursday. An Egyptian once believed to be the 'world's heaviest woman' left an Indian hospital Thursday for the....

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Cristiano Ronaldo Breaks Yet Another Record
News... Daniel Ighali rebuffed by Nigeria, his fatherland in a determined attempt to represent the nation. Daniel (...) Usain Bolt’s coaches have joked that he will develop “a belly” within two years of retirement, but he says he has no (...) THABANG REGOENG South American karate star Antonio Diaz....

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Day of Prayer expected to draw churches from ‘across the spectrum’
The Rev. Sam McVay wants to see the church “alive, vibrant, awake” in the United States. “We want to see believers not just gathering in buildings on Sundays, but actually walking out their faith in vibrant ways in their work and families and neighborhoods,” said McVay, who leads the El Dorado-based mission organization Disciple Nations.

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This mom juggled 4 jobs. At 49, she’s graduating from college and off to grad school
Watching her oldest son graduate college four years ago awakened a deep urge in Charlotte native Cheryl Gregory: It’s my turn. After decades of work while raising two boys, Gregory, 49, not only returned to school but excelled. She’ll graduate Saturday from Queens University of Charlotte and then start graduate studies at Duke University.

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This mom juggled 4 jobs. At 49, she’s graduating from college and off to grad school
Watching her oldest son graduate college four years ago awakened a deep urge in Charlotte native Cheryl Gregory: It’s my turn. After decades of work while raising two boys, Gregory, 49, not only returned to school but excelled. She’ll graduate Saturday from Queens University of Charlotte and then start graduate studies at Duke University.

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Monsignor admits to embezzling $500K to cover gambling debts, dinners, concert tickets
Dombrow’s theft was discovered last year after the bank that administered the account flagged several suspicious transactions at Harrah's Philadelphia Casino & Racetrack, in Chester, and notified the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. In addition to paying off gambling debts, prosecutors have said the....

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This mom juggled 4 jobs. At 49, she’s graduating from college and off to grad school
Watching her oldest son graduate college four years ago awakened a deep urge in Charlotte native Cheryl Gregory: It’s my turn. After decades of work while raising two boys, Gregory, 49, not only returned to school but excelled. She’ll graduate Saturday from Queens University of Charlotte and then start graduate studies at Duke University.

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This mom juggled 4 jobs. At 49, she’s graduating from college and off to grad school
Watching her oldest son graduate college four years ago awakened a deep urge in Charlotte native Cheryl Gregory: It’s my turn. After decades of work while raising two boys, Gregory, 49, not only returned to school but excelled. She’ll graduate Saturday from Queens University of Charlotte and then start graduate studies at Duke University.

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Jordan Edwards Killing: Activists demand murder charge for ex-cop in shooting death of black teenager
The Dallas County District Attorney's office is being inundated with calls from across the nation demanding a fired Balch Springs police officer be arrested for murder. The calls have been generated by social media posts encouraging people to express their outrage.

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This mom juggled 4 jobs. At 49, she’s graduating from college and off to grad school
Watching her oldest son graduate college four years ago awakened a deep urge in Charlotte native Cheryl Gregory: It’s my turn. After decades of work while raising two boys, Gregory, 49, not only returned to school but excelled. She’ll graduate Saturday from Queens University of Charlotte and then start graduate studies at Duke University.

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This mom juggled 4 jobs. At 49, she’s graduating from college and off to grad school
Watching her oldest son graduate college four years ago awakened a deep urge in Charlotte native Cheryl Gregory: It’s my turn. After decades of work while raising two boys, Gregory, 49, not only returned to school but excelled. She’ll graduate Saturday from Queens University of Charlotte and then start graduate studies at Duke University.

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This mom juggled 4 jobs. At 49, she’s graduating from college and off to grad school
Watching her oldest son graduate college four years ago awakened a deep urge in Charlotte native Cheryl Gregory: It’s my turn. After decades of work while raising two boys, Gregory, 49, not only returned to school but excelled. She’ll graduate Saturday from Queens University of Charlotte and then start graduate studies at Duke University.

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This mom juggled 4 jobs. At 49, she’s graduating from college and off to grad school
Watching her oldest son graduate college four years ago awakened a deep urge in Charlotte native Cheryl Gregory: It’s my turn. After decades of work while raising two boys, Gregory, 49, not only returned to school but excelled. She’ll graduate Saturday from Queens University of Charlotte and then start graduate studies at Duke University.

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new Police uncover no evidence of racism in San Diego shootings
SAN DIEGO (AP) — No evidence has been found that a deadly shooting rampage at a pool party with mostly black victims was racially-motivated, San Diego police said. Assistant Chief Brian Ahearn said investigators have interviewed party guests and family members, associates and the ex-girlfriend of gunman Peter Selis.

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This mom juggled 4 jobs. At 49, she’s graduating from college and off to grad school
Watching her oldest son graduate college four years ago awakened a deep urge in Charlotte native Cheryl Gregory: It’s my turn. After decades of work while raising two boys, Gregory, 49, not only returned to school but excelled. She’ll graduate Saturday from Queens University of Charlotte and then start graduate studies at Duke University.

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Retired Alabama pastor survives vicious dog attack
RAINSVILLE, AL (WAFF) - A retired DeKalb County pastor is recovering after a vicious dog attack. The Rev. Gary Haymon is dealing with these injuries the best he can and just happy he's around to talk about it. "I just thank God I'm alive. I thought that was the end of me. I thought I was going to die under that dog," he said.

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Following the monarchs: Cyclist shares why she embarked on 10,000-mile journey
Na'Tianna Stocker (left) and Patricia Bazile, seniors at Southeast High, talk about their graduation stoles that Southeast was not allowing them to wear at graduation. The school is now allowing the seniors to wear the stoles over their gowns on graduation day. (Video by Bo Rader / kansas.

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Portugal service for Madeleine McCann 10 years on
PRAIA DA LUZ, Portugal: Ten years after the mysterious disappearance of British girl Madeleine McCann, a service was held in her memory on Wednesday evening at the church in the seaside resort of Praia da Luz in southern Portugal, marked by the absence of her parents.

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Senate to send $1.1T spending bill to Trump
President Donald Trump speaks in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington, Thursday, May 4, 2017, before signing an executive order aimed at easing an IRS rule limiting political activity for churches. From second from left are, Cardinal Donald Wuerl is the Archbishop of Washington, Pastor....

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Police Find No Evidence of Racism in San Diego Shootings
(SAN DIEGO) — No evidence has been found that a deadly shooting rampage at a pool party with mostly black victims was racially-motivated, San Diego police said. Assistant Chief Brian Ahearn said investigators have interviewed party guests and family members, associates and the ex-girlfriend of gunman Peter Selis.

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Reno, Amaechi fight again over corruption, love of money claims
By Anthony Ogbonna. The former aide to Ex-President Goodluck Jonathan on Electronic Media, Pastor Reno Omokri and the Minister of Transport, Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi’s aide have again drawn their verbal guns and fired at each other over claims on corruption and love of money.

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Young people increasingly travelling to South America to access cocaine: expert
An increasing number of young western travellers are heading to South America to take advantage of easy and cheap access to cocaine, a criminal justice expert has said. Flinders University criminal justice strategic professor Andrew Goldsmith said there was "no doubt" western backpackers travelling....

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Prosecutors: Ex-lawmaker, relatives convicted in Ponzi case
A former Tennessee House member and three of his relatives have been convicted by a federal jury in a multi-million dollar Ponzi scheme that was promoted on Christian media and centered on buying and selling gold and silver coins, federal prosecutors said Wednesday. Former state Rep.

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Prosecutors: Ex-lawmaker, relatives convicted in Ponzi case
MEMPHIS, Tenn. A former Tennessee House member and three of his relatives have been convicted by a federal jury in a multi-million dollar Ponzi scheme that was promoted on Christian media and centered on buying and selling gold and silver coins, federal prosecutors said Wednesday. Former state Rep.

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'A ghost': Cassandra Sainsbury's lawyer in search for alleged rogue guide
The lawyer for accused Australian drug mule Cassandra Sainsbury says they are desperately searching for the man who allegedly provided her with headphones filled with cocaine, but admits so far he has proved a "ghost". Orlando Herrán told Fairfax Media that defence efforts had so far been focused on....

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Prosecutors: Ex-lawmaker, relatives convicted in Ponzi case
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — A former Tennessee House member and three of his relatives have been convicted by a federal jury in a multi-million dollar Ponzi scheme that was promoted on Christian media and centered on buying and selling gold and silver coins, federal prosecutors said Wednesday. Former state Rep.

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