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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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Kavanaugh case the epitome of administrative crisis
If President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who is currently in the U.S. for a short official visit to attend the 73rd United Nations General Assembly summit, is able to observe the political atmosphere in the country, he will have a more concrete answer to the question: "What is a crisis?" Setting an....

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I-TEAM: Pastor's widow suing church board over $25M in property 3 Mins A popular Jacksonville pastor's widow is suing the board of her late husband's church over a considerable amount of property that is in the
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A popular Jacksonville pastor's widow is suing the board of her late husband's church over a considerable amount of property that is in the megachurch's name, according to records on the lawsuit. The News4Jax I-TEAM on Tuesday tallied up the value of all the property in question and learned it's worth more than $25 million.

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Florence: an unwelcome visitor who refuses to leave
Employees at Tomlinson Department Store take all the merchandise out of the store in Georgetown, South Carolina, on Monday, Sept. 24, 2018. Officials have been warning of record flooding in the area from Hurricane Florence for days. (Associated Press/Jeffrey Collins) Employees at Tomlinson....

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Low-income minority community debates Phoenix rail extension
PHOENIX (AP) — The defiant message hangs under the Mexican bakery's Spanish-language sign in Phoenix's poorest neighborhood, rejecting the city's idea of progress: "4 LANES OR NO TRAIN." Similar placards are plastered along the proposed new leg of Phoenix's light-rail system, a plan that progressed....

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Bishop puts Danville pastor on leave for letting accused priest preach
The Bishop of Oakland has put a Danville pastor on leave after learning he let an itinerant priest who was removed from ministry over a child abuse accusation in another diocese celebrate Mass and sacraments at St. Isidore Parish. In a Sept. 21 letter to parishioners read at Mass last weekend, Bishop Michael C.

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Bishop's Dinner for Catholic Schools winners announced
Sioux City, IA (51101) Today. Some clouds this evening will give way to mainly clear skies overnight. Low 41F. Winds WNW at 10 to 20 mph.. Tonight. Some clouds this evening will give way to mainly clear skies overnight. Low 41F. Winds WNW at 10 to 20 mph.

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US officials expect to meet Turkish counterparts over Brunson case
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Monday that he expected to discuss pastor Andrew Brunson's case with Turkish officials in New York this week. Talking to reporters in New York, Pompeo said, "He could be released this month," referring to Brunson, who is under a house arrest in Turkey on terror charges.

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Low-income minority community debates Phoenix rail extension
PHOENIX (AP) - The defiant message hangs under the Mexican bakery's Spanish-language sign in Phoenix's poorest neighborhood, rejecting the city's idea of progress: "4 LANES OR NO TRAIN." Similar placards are plastered along the proposed new leg of Phoenix's light-rail system, a plan that progressed....

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Low-income minority community debates Phoenix rail extension
PHOENIX (AP) - The defiant message hangs under the Mexican bakery's Spanish-language sign in Phoenix's poorest neighborhood, rejecting the city's idea of progress: "4 LANES OR NO TRAIN." Similar placards are plastered along the proposed new leg of Phoenix's light-rail system, a plan that progressed....

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Low-income minority community debates Phoenix rail extension
PHOENIX (AP) - The defiant message hangs under the Mexican bakery's Spanish-language sign in Phoenix's poorest neighborhood, rejecting the city's idea of progress: "4 LANES OR NO TRAIN." Similar placards are plastered along the proposed new leg of Phoenix's light-rail system, a plan that progressed....

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LMPD major: 'Absolutely nothing' to racial profiling claim in Rev. Kevin Cosby stop
Johnson said aggressive patrolling like the one by the unnamed officer is the major driver behind a sharp reduction in crime in his division, which includes downtown and its adjacent neighborhoods of Portland, Russell and Phoenix Hill. Johnson pointed to several crime statistics that show a decline....

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Low-income minority community debates Phoenix rail extension
PHOENIX (AP) — The defiant message hangs under the Mexican bakery's Spanish-language sign in Phoenix's poorest neighborhood, rejecting the city's idea of progress: "4 LANES OR NO TRAIN." Similar placards are plastered along the proposed new leg of Phoenix's light-rail system, a plan that progressed....

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Towards a Mature and Meaningful Exchange!
Open exchange of ideas and perspectives is the foundation of a healthy, vibrant and tolerant society. Societies that promote open exchange are more likely to foster common understanding, a better appreciation of other perspectives and welcome creative and critical thinking.

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Low-income minority community debates Phoenix rail extension
PHOENIX (AP) - The defiant message hangs under the Mexican bakery's Spanish-language sign in Phoenix's poorest neighborhood, rejecting the city's idea of progress: "4 LANES OR NO TRAIN." Similar placards are plastered along the proposed new leg of Phoenix's light-rail system, a plan that progressed....

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Low-income minority community debates Phoenix rail extension
This Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2018, photo shows the headquarters of a community outreach office of the Valley Metro transit authority, which is working to provide information to the South Phoenix neighborhood about plans for a 5.5-mile extension of the light rail into the community, in Phoenix.

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Erdogan warms to Germans ahead of trip, but Berlin visit may disappoint
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is scheduled to fly to Berlin on Sept. 27 on his first formal state visit to the German capital, where he will be received with full honors by his German counterpart Frank Walter Steinmeier. Coming amid a looming economic crisis and a meltdown in relations with....

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Middle East issues take centre stage at UN General Assembly
Arab leaders, European heads of state and US President Donald Trump all defended their varying positions on the civil war in Syria, the occupation in Palestine and the increase of tensions between Iran and the US, at the UN General Assembly on Tuesday.

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Low-income minority community debates Phoenix rail extension
PHOENIX (AP) - The defiant message hangs under the Mexican bakery's Spanish-language sign in Phoenix's poorest neighborhood, rejecting the city's idea of progress: "4 LANES OR NO TRAIN." Similar placards are plastered along the proposed new leg of Phoenix's light-rail system, a plan that progressed....

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Middleburg Hts. residents debate Grace Church parking
This slide shows a proposed access road that Grace Church officials hope to construct from its rear parking lot to Webster Road. ( MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS, Ohio -- A standing-room-only crowd attended the Sept. 19 Middleburg Heights Planning Commission meeting, despite knowing that no decision would be....

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Networking with a millennial twist: It’s called a ‘Breakout’
Dozens of enthusiastic tourists taking to the streets of Chicago is nothing new, but mix in the task of connecting these accomplished visitors with local entrepreneurs, artists, and community leaders — all within a 48-hour period — and you have the makings of a “Breakout.

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Low-income minority community debates Phoenix rail extension
The defiant message hangs under the Mexican bakery's Spanish-language sign in Phoenix's poorest neighborhood, rejecting the city's idea of progress: "4 LANES OR NO TRAIN." Similar placards are plastered along the proposed new leg of Phoenix's light-rail system, a plan that progressed quietly until....

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Low-income minority community debates Phoenix rail extension
The defiant message hangs under the Mexican bakery's Spanish-language sign in Phoenix's poorest neighborhood, rejecting the city's idea of progress: "4 LANES OR NO TRAIN." Similar placards are plastered along the proposed new leg of Phoenix's light-rail system, a plan that progressed quietly until....

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Low-income minority community debates Phoenix rail extension
PHOENIX (AP) The defiant message hangs under the Mexican bakery's Spanish-language sign in Phoenix's poorest neighborhood, rejecting the city's idea of progress: "4 LANES OR NO TRAIN." Similar placards are plastered along the proposed new leg of Phoenix's light-rail system, a plan that progressed....

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Low-income minority community debates Phoenix rail extension
The defiant message hangs under the Mexican bakery's Spanish-language sign in Phoenix's poorest neighborhood, rejecting the city's idea of progress: "4 LANES OR NO TRAIN." Similar placards are plastered along the proposed new leg of Phoenix's light-rail system, a plan that progressed quietly until....

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Jacksonville woman meets brother she never knew she had 28 Mins After nearly 60 years, a Jacksonville woman met her brother for the first time, a brother she didn't know existed until a genealogy website
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - After nearly 60 years, a Jacksonville woman met her brother for the first time, a brother she didn't know existed until a genealogy website brought them together. Sandy Parrott wanted to learn more about her family history and sent her DNA to an ancestry website, where she learned of her German and Irish heritage.

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Watertown High student who drowned remembered for selflessness; funeral services announced
A Watertown High student who drowned Saturday is being remembered for the way he cared for his family, which impacted his decision to skip his senior football season. Elijah Keon Dotson, 17, died swimming at Cedar Creek Boat Ramp in Mt. Juliet, according to the Wilson County Sheriff's Office.

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