• 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
De Lille hands over 20 homes to Hazendal residents
Twenty homes were handed over to beneficiaries in Hazendel near Athlone on Tuesday as part of the City of Cape Town’s programme of redress, Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille said. Addressing the new beneficiaries and other community members, De Lille said: “Our country’s history meant a lot of pain....

Read Full Article
 
Punish poll cheats – UNA
THE United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) on Tuesday joined the growing clamor to investigate those who have a direct or indirect involvement in alleged cheating during the May 9 elections, saying poll cheaters should be punished. “If we are to bolster faith in democracy and elections, election cheats....

Read Full Article
 
Quadruple amputee marries 16 months after nearly dying
Sixteen months ago, Ethan Menges' family members gathered around his hospital bed, as a life-support machine chugged and beeped in the background. The mood could not have been any different from that at the May 14 gathering at First Congregational Community Church in Roscoe, where a piano played the....

Read Full Article
 
2 pastors appear in court after human trafficking arrests, prelim hearings set
Related Coverage KNOXVILLE (WATE) – After 32 men and women were arrested by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the Knoxville Police Department, two pastors are appeared in court Tuesday. Grace Baptist Church’s children’s pastor, Jason Kennedy and LifeHouse Church’s volunteer creative pastor, Zubin Parakh, face charges for human trafficking.

Read Full Article
 
Nairobi County says Pastor LUCY WANGUNJIRI paid for Uhuru Park before RAILA ODINGA
Tuesday May 31, 2016 - Nairobi County Secretary, Robert Ayisi, has said that Nairobi Governor, Dr Evans Kidero, will not preside over the Madaraka Day celebrations in the city as announced earlier. Addressing a Press Conference in Nairobi on Tuesday , Ayisi said that the celebrations will be held....

Read Full Article
 
Sudanese pastor re-arrested in ongoing 'campaign to harrass' Christians - CSW
Rev Kowa Shamal, a minister of the Sudan Church of Christ, was originally arrested by Sudan's National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) in December 2015 alongside his colleague Rev Hassan Abduraheem and Christian activist Talahon Nigosi Kassa Ratta. Shamal was released in January 2016.

Read Full Article
 
'Naked Cowboy' shows up at Hillsong Church women's conference, sparking concerns
A "naked cowboy" appeared at the Hillsong Church's Color Conference for women at the Madison Square Garden in New York City early this month, prompting some Christians to raise concerns about it. The conference, held on May 6 and 7, was touted by Hillsong as "much more than an annual event that....

Read Full Article
 
When secularism becomes sacred: The attack on free speech and why it's dangerous for Christians
""There is no nuance, you cannot trade off any other goods with it. So if you organise around fighting racism, fighting homophobia, fighting sexism, again all good things, but when they become sacred, when they become essentially objects of worship, fundamentalist religion, then when someone comes....

Read Full Article
 
Churches in Oakville, Ottawa gather at multi-purpose facilities to stay financially stable
TORONTO -- When parishioners of The Meeting House gather for Sunday service each week, they don't sit in pews in some grand historic church. Instead, their place of worship is an auditorium with a big screen, arcade games and popcorn. Jared Taylor said holding church service in a movie theatre makes....

Read Full Article
 
Last flight, first steps: Cubans surge across US border
For a moment, the snip-snip-snip of his shears is the only sound in the room. The scissors won't close all the way. His vision is blurry. And he's nearly 2,000 miles away from the loyal clients who once got bobs and buzz cuts at his barber shop in central Cuba. But this is the first time in months he's felt at home.

Read Full Article
 
31st May 2016 - Buhari too slow on Change Agenda – Cleric
By Damiete Braide. Founder and president of Bible Believing Mission Incorporation, Aba, Abia State, Pastor Kingsley Innocent, has urged Nigerians to pray for divine intervention as the nation is going through hard times. The soft-spoken cleric noted that marrying young girls and converting them to....

Read Full Article
 
Unpaid salaries: Gov Ortom rolls on floor, begs God for divine intervention (pics)
– The Benue state government in conjunction with the Christian Association of Nigeria organized a prayerful meeting to mark the celebration of Democracy Day. – During the ceremony Governor Samuel Ortom lied on the floor and cried profusely begging God to forgive the sins of the people of Benue state.

Read Full Article
 
Buhari too slow on Change Agenda – Cleric
By Damiete Braide. Founder and president of Bible Believing Mission Incorporation, Aba, Abia State, Pastor Kingsley Innocent, has urged Nigerians to pray for divine intervention as the nation is going through hard times. The soft-spoken cleric noted that marrying young girls and converting them to....

Read Full Article
 
Smaller opposition parties say not eager to march
Zimbabwe’s smaller mainline opposition parties which include the recently formed Zimbabwe People First, the People’s Democratic Party and the Movement for Democratic Change led by Welshman Ncube are not eager to stage demonstrations which seem to have become a sign to show their strength by the pain....

Read Full Article
 
Kasheshe jijini Nairobi...Continuing Updates on Investigations
By LUCAS BARASA, JOHN NJAGI and JOHN NGIRACHU Posted Sunday, June 13 2010 at 21:22 Three people died and more than 70 others were on Sunday hurt after two explosions caused a stampede at a ‘No' rally in Nairobi's Uhuru Park. The explosions took place as a Nairobi preacher was conducting....

Read Full Article
 
Last flight, first steps: Cubans surge across US border
For a moment, the snip-snip-snip of his shears is the only sound in the room. The scissors won't close all the way. His vision is blurry. And he's nearly 2,000 miles away from the loyal clients who once got bobs and buzz cuts at his barber shop in central Cuba. But this is the first time in months he's felt at home.

Read Full Article
 
Last flight, first steps: Cubans surge across US border
For a moment, the snip-snip-snip of his shears is the only sound in the room. The scissors won't close all the way. His vision is blurry. And he's nearly 2,000 miles away from the loyal clients who once got bobs and buzz cuts at his barber shop in central Cuba. But this is the first time in months he's felt at home.

Read Full Article
 
Last flight, first steps: Cubans surge across US border
For a moment, the snip-snip-snip of his shears is the only sound in the room. The scissors won't close all the way. His vision is blurry. And he's nearly 2,000 miles away from the loyal clients who once got bobs and buzz cuts at his barber shop in central Cuba. But this is the first time in months he's felt at home.

Read Full Article
 
Last flight, first steps: Cubans surge across US border
For a moment, the snip-snip-snip of his shears is the only sound in the room. The scissors won't close all the way. His vision is blurry. And he's nearly 2,000 miles away from the loyal clients who once got bobs and buzz cuts at his barber shop in central Cuba. But this is the first time in months he's felt at home.

Read Full Article
 
Churches no longer just a place for worship
TORONTO — When parishioners of The Meeting House gather for Sunday service each week, they don't sit in pews in some grand historic church. Instead, their place of worship is an auditorium with a big screen, arcade games and popcorn. Jared Taylor said holding church service in a movie theatre makes....

Read Full Article
 
Southern California homeless youth get a hand up
SAN DIEGO -- Almost a dozen young men and women are off the street and living in homes in Hillcrest and Normal Heights through a program partially funded by the county to address a homeless population that often goes unnoticed. Eric Lovett, a real estate broker and pastor with MissionGathering....

Read Full Article
 
Last flight, first steps: Cubans surge across US border
For a moment, the snip-snip-snip of his shears is the only sound in the room. The scissors won't close all the way. His vision is blurry. And he's nearly 2,000 miles away from the loyal clients who once got bobs and buzz cuts at his barber shop in central Cuba. But this is the first time in months he's felt at home.

Read Full Article
 
Last flight, first steps: Cubans surge across US border
For a moment, the snip-snip-snip of his shears is the only sound in the room. The scissors won't close all the way. His vision is blurry. And he's nearly 2,000 miles away from the loyal clients who once got bobs and buzz cuts at his barber shop in central Cuba. But this is the first time in months he's felt at home.

Read Full Article
 
Pastor calls PM ‘iconic hypocrite’
Founder of the Think, Bahamas campaign Pastor Cedric Moss yesterday called Prime Minister Perry Christie “the iconic hypocrite” after the prime minister last week branded Free National Movement (FNM) Leader Dr. Hubert Minnis a hypocrite for failing to push a yes vote publicly after the FNM supported the four gender equality referendum bills.

Read Full Article
 
48-hour gang war in Durban
DAILY NEWS Kyle Sewell was shot 11 times in Stower Road, Wentworth. Picture: Motshwari Mofokeng Durban - A packed church was petrol-bombed, a man shot dead and a 71-year-old woman hit in the arm by a stray bullet as gang war gripped Wentworth. Religious leaders and residents believe the violence,....

Read Full Article
 
Police arrest 41-year-old driver for murdering mother
A 41-year-old driver has butchered his 77-year-old mother after accusing her of being responsible for his woes. In the process, Isaac Adu Gyamfi also inflicted knife wounds on his junior brother, Charles Adu Gyamfi. The incident happened at Chirapatre Estate, a suburb of Kumasi, at about 4p.m. on Saturday, May 28, 2016.

Read Full Article
 


Page 2393 of 2791

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

Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. Matthew, 6. 21

Polls

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