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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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Religious leaders brainstorm ways to weld Guyanese society
THE need to bridge the social, political and racial divides that continue to plague today’s society was underscored when the Social Cohesion Ministry consulted with the Christian community on Wednesday under the theme: “Christianity in Nation Building.

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Fighting crime with prayers
Pastor of the Gospel Baptist Church and Head of the Babonneau Youth and Sports Council, James William says the church is very concern regarding the scourge of violent crime in the community. Pastors of varying denominations will meet at the respective churches on Saturday April 2 , from 9 AM to 6PM for a day of prayer vigil and fasting.

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Taribo blames Eagles’ failure on ‘maltreatment’ of Keshi, Oliseh
• Nigerians should take it in good faith, says Izelien. Former Super Eagles defender, Pastor Taribo West, has accused those running the nation’s football of being only interested in what they get from the game and not how the game would grow. For the second time in a row, the Super Eagles failed to....

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Both Pastor Tim and the glanders pathogen continue to pose ...
usatoday.com meldet dazu: USA TODAY's Robert Bianco previews the seventh season of 'Archer', for Thursday, March 31 . Critic's Corner: 'Archer' moves to Los Angeles. This time, Archer and the gang stir up trouble in L.A. as private investigators. weiterlesen ... Mehr dazu von foxsports.

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Hockey Former Iowa Wild coach leading Minnesota’s resurgence Former Iowa Wild coach leading Minnesota’s resurgence John Torchetti’s takeover has the Wild squarely in playoff contention. Hockey 23 minutes ago Life 12 things we're excited about this spring
ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Minnesota Wild have turned yet another season around, just in time. This year, John Torchetti’s takeover of the team was the stimulus. Perhaps the journeyman coach will be rewarded with an eventual removal of the interim tag. “That confidence, it’s a big word with players,”....

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Photos: Coffin Carrying Ammunition, Disguised Pastor And Others Arrested
Nigeria never ceases to amaze us. Apparantly in Nigeria, not all coffins carries corpse. This particular coffin carry instruments of death. Pictures circulating on social media suggests that a man, disguised as a pastor was leading a group of people also under the disguise of burial, to transport ammunition.

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Witness to the truth
George Bell (1883–1958) was, in many respects, a typical Anglican prelate of his era. He went to Westminster and Christ Church, and passed his career in the C of E’s fast stream. Never a parish priest, he became, first, chaplain (and later, biographer) of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Randall....

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A better bus system in South Dade but first, a light-rail revolt.
Miami-Dade's $115 million plan to modernize bus travel in the southern part of the county didn't anticipate one key obstacle: a political revolt by local leaders demanding a new railway instead. Leaders of Homestead, Palmetto Bay and other suburban cities have refused to support Miami-Dade even....

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Peaceful protesters take to streets in Minneapolis after Jamar Clark decision
Several hundred protesters converged at the Hennepin County Government Center Wednesday night after marching from Elliot Park, just south of downtown, and from north Minneapolis, where Clark was fatally shot Nov. 15 in the 1600 block of Plymouth Av. N.

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Governor of Alabama, Robert Bentley, Says He Won’t Quit
Gov. Robert Bentley of Alabama held a news conference on Wednesday in Russellville, intending to talk about broadband. Credit Joe Buglewicz for The New York Times. RUSSELLVILLE, Ala. — The governor of Alabama wanted to talk about broadband. But because the governor was Robert Bentley, who is....

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Chase Martens gave family 'lifetime of happiness': grandmother
The family of two-year-old Chase Martens mourned him Wednesday as a child who brought joy to anyone who heard him laugh, days after a search for the missing boy ended in tragedy. More than 500 people joined his parents Destiny Turner and Thomas Martens for a memorial service at MacGregor Sommerfeld Mennonite Church, in MacGregor, Man.

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Mourners pack church service for Chase Martens [Photos]
MACGREGOR There is an inherent need in humans to want to reach out their hand, project out their voice or heart, and do what they can, however little, to find the route to solace for those in pain. That journey, of course, is not for others to dictate; it is the burden of those who find themselves....

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Rullion Capacity Builders graduates students
Vocational skills trainers, Rullion Capacity Builders, recently held its 10th graduation ceremony for participants of its skills acquisition programme in Lagos. The three-week intensive programme included courses in cake baking and decoration, events planning/management/decoration, slippers, sandals and bag making and photography among others.

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Flint struggles following lead water crisis
FLINT, Mich. (AP) Shortly before this poverty-stricken city began drawing its drinking water from a local river in a cost-cutting move nearly two years ago, officials huddled at the municipal water treatment plant, running through a checklist of final preparations.

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Aspirants scramble to succeed Oshiomhole
The battle as to who succeeds Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State, come November 2016 has not only tear the State Chapter of the All Progressives Congress apart, the party has been polarized along interests and primordial sentiment while the long existed enviable and unprecedented cordial....

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THE BATTLE FOR EDO: The high stake game
By Emmanuel Aziken, Political Editor. The forthcoming governorship election in Edo State is a make or mar election for the different political tendencies in the state. The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP which lost control of the state in 2008 vide the courts is seemingly desperate to regain control....

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Empowerment for 380 IDPs
By Morenike Taire. MISFORTUNE yet fortunate; devastated and rendered homeless but comforted. These are some of the words one can use to describe the victims of the North-East terrorist attack (Boko Haram) some of which have now relocated to Uhogua Internally Displaced Persons Camp, International Christian Center Mission, Edo State.

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Iowa Football PODCAST: 'Hawk Central' talks Hutton's transfer, NCAA's Ott delay PODCAST: 'Hawk Central' talks Hutton's transfer, NCAA's Ott delay We don't put the brakes on Iowa sports news this episode. Iowa Football 5 minutes ago News Group steps in to
We don't put the brakes on Iowa sports news this episode. Brandon Hutton has transferred, and Chad Leistikow and Ross Peterson discuss the basketball impact. Plus, we discuss the ever-lengthening Drew Ott eligibility drama and dive into the spring football depth chart. Take a listen to the latest "Hawk Central" episode below.

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Be patient with Buhari, cleric urges Nigerians
By Etop Ekanem. A cleric, Pastor Amanze George of God’s Own Covenant Mission for All Nations, Okota, Lagos has asked Nigerians, faced with current economic hardship, to be patient with the Muhammadu Buhari administration in the face of the current economic hardship in the country.

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Corrosion Mystery Solved, but Flint's Struggles Continue
Shortly before this poverty-stricken city began drawing its drinking water from a local river in a cost-cutting move nearly two years ago, officials huddled at the municipal water treatment plant, running through a checklist of final preparations. Mike Glasgow, a plant supervisor at the time, says....

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Corrosion mystery solved, but Flint’s struggles continue
FLINT, Mich. (AP) — Shortly before this poverty-stricken city began drawing its drinking water from a local river in a cost-cutting move nearly two years ago, officials huddled at the municipal water treatment plant, running through a checklist of final preparations.

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Protesters take to streets peacefully in Minneapolis after Jamar Clark decision
About 100 protesters who gathered Wednesday evening along the 1600 block of Plymouth Av. N, where Clark was shot, marched to the Government Center downtown, chanting “No justice, no peace. Prosecute the police.” More than a 100 other protesters who gathered in Elliot Park, just south of downtown,....

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Corrosion mystery solved, but Flint's struggles continue
Mike Glasgow, a plant supervisor at the time, says he asked a state water quality official at the meeting how often his staffers would need to check the water for proper levels of phosphate, a chemical added to prevent lead corrosion from pipes. The official, Mike Prysby of the Michigan Department....

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Corrosion mystery solved, but Flint's struggles continue
By JOHN FLESHER AP Environmental Writer. FLINT, Mich. (AP) - Shortly before this poverty-stricken city began drawing its drinking water from a local river in a cost-cutting move nearly two years ago, officials huddled at the municipal water treatment plant, running through a checklist of final preparations.

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Corrosion mystery solved, but Flint's struggles continue
FLINT, Michigan Shortly before this poverty-stricken city began drawing its drinking water from a local river in a cost-cutting move nearly two years ago, officials huddled at the municipal water treatment plant, running through a checklist of final preparations.

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Corrosion mystery solved, but Flint's struggles continue
Shortly before this poverty-stricken city began drawing its drinking water from a local river in a cost-cutting move nearly two years ago, officials huddled at the municipal water treatment plant, running through a checklist of final preparations. Mike Glasgow, a plant supervisor at the time, says....

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