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Welcome to European Gospel Radio (EGR)!

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Epic to help 13 community bodies
Digicel Foundation director Desha Clifford presents to Terrance Caesar, principal of Tunapuna Boys RC School. Thirteen community organisations are set to benefit from the Digicel Foundation’s Extraordinary Projects Impacting Communities (EPIC). Nikeisha Felix Lewis, of the North Coast Sports Club,....

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After almost a year in a church basement, undocumented Philadelphia father is free
Jumping Rocks/UIG via Getty Images (PHILADELPHIA)- Nearly 11 months after taking sanctuary at a Philadelphia church to avoid being deported from the U.S., Javier Flores Garcia walked outside for the first time today as a free man. “The first thing I want to do today is to go back home and go for a....

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Sidestepping legislative option, Speaker Paul Ryan favors regulatory curbs on ‘bump stocks’
WASHINGTON – New federal rules would be “the smartest, quickest” way to regulate the device the gunman in the Las Vegas massacre used to heighten his firepower, House Speaker Paul Ryan said Wednesday in remarks that suggested Congress was unlikely to act first.

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Praying for an economic breakthrough
BY DENISE MAYCOCK. Tribune Freeport Reporter. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . SOME concerned residents gathered at the International Bazaar yesterday praying for an economic breakthrough for the once bustling shopping mecca and popular tourist attraction in Freeport.

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U.S. doubling down on executions
This undated file photo provided by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice shows Robert Pruett, who is facing lethal injection on Oct. 12, 2017. (Texas Department of Criminal Justice via AP) Michael Ray Lambrix’s 33 years on Florida’s death row ended with an executioner’s needle last week.

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23 Women Accuse Former Queens Priest of Abusing Them as Children
Outside the Queens church, Ms. Porcaro said: “It’s horrible, it’s really horrible. And what kills me is that it could have been stopped. And I don’t know why no one would do it.” Ms. Porcaro, 63, said that at the end of 1990, seven fifth-graders told her that Father Prochaski was sexually abusing them.

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Sisters in Puerto Rico struggle to get medical assistance post-Maria
KISSIMMEE -- Patricia and Natalia Negron Alicea are not your typical 15 and 20-year-old girls. Sisters with microcephaly struggle to get medical aid; Medicine, supplies scarce in Puerto Rico since Hurricane Maria; Group trying to raise money to get the sisters help The Negron sisters have microcephaly, a brain development abnormality.

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Missing teen still remembered by loved ones after two years
MOSINEE, Wis.(WSAW)-- Wednesday marked the 2nd anniversary of Mackenzie Marken's disappearance. Mackenzie was 14-years-old at the time and was last seen in October of 2015. Her best friend Fallon Brown said she misses Mackenzie dearly and just wants her to come home. "It's really upsetting not knowing where she is or if she is okay.

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Sioux City to hold panel discussion on racism and hate crimes
Titled "Color Blind, Racism & Hate Crimes," the event will focus on the national rise in division highlighted by incidents such as the protests and violence in Charlottesville, Virginia. The forum is designed to encourage open discussion among community members, city officials and public servants. The event, held 6 to 8 p.

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ACLU sues over Kansas law that targets Israel boycotts
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — The American Civil Liberties Union filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday on behalf of a teacher challenging Kansas' new law barring state contractors from participating in boycotts against Israel, saying it's a clear violation of her free speech rights.

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ACLU sues over Kansas law that targets Israel boycotts
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — The American Civil Liberties Union filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday on behalf of a teacher challenging Kansas' new law barring state contractors from participating in boycotts against Israel, saying it's a clear violation of her free speech rights.

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Authorities investigating Colleton Co. pastor over video taken in church
CANADYS, SC (WCSC) - - A Lowcountry preacher is under investigation after a video surfaced that allegedly shows him touching an underage girl during a church service. The Colleton County Sheriff's Office and State Law Enforcement Division are investigating the Rev. Ralph Stair. The investigation into Stair began on Oct.

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ACLU sues over Kansas law that targets Israel boycotts
The lawsuit was brought on behalf of Esther Koontz, a math and science curriculum coach at a Wichita public school, seeks to overturn a law that took effect July 1 and prohibits the state from entering into contracts with individuals or companies participating in a boycott of Israel.

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U.S. doubling down on executions
This undated file photo provided by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice shows Robert Pruett, who is facing lethal injection on Oct. 12, 2017. (Texas Department of Criminal Justice via AP) Michael Ray Lambrix’s 33 years on Florida’s death row ended with an executioner’s needle last week.

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Police plan curfew centers to keep juveniles off city’s mean streets
Fresno police will partner with faith-based groups to place juveniles who are out late on weekends into curfew centers where they will be safe, Chief Jerry Dyer said Tuesday. The chief and Capt. Mark Salazar of the department’s Southwest District outlined the plan at the department’s monthly Crime View session.

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California's devastating wildfires and God
The term “scorched earth” is usually one we associate with a military policy that targets anything that may be useful to the enemy. As a resident of Southern California, more specifically, Anaheim Hills, the term has recently taken on a different meaning. Earlier this week, my wife and I were given 30 minutes to evacuate our home of 12 years.

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ACLU sues over Kansas law that targets Israel boycotts
The American Civil Liberties Union filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday on behalf of a teacher challenging Kansas' new law barring state contractors from participating in boycotts against Israel, saying it's a clear violation of her free speech rights. The lawsuit was brought on behalf of Esther....

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Turkey and U.S.: Key allies collide again
ISTANBUL — Sinan Sökmen’s business depends on American tourism, so when the United States and Turkey suspended visitor visas this week, he was shocked. “We were not expecting such harsh political moves from both sides, but I didn’t think this would last more than a couple of days because it was....

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Billy Graham has this Bible verse displayed in large letters all through his house
Evangelist Franklin Graham has revealed that his father, world-renowned North Carolina preacher Billy Graham, has one Bible verse displayed in large letters all around his house, and he calls it his "life verse." "Still today, my father Billy Graham has a Bible verse pinned up on the wall in his bedroom, printed in VERY large letters.

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Jerald Foster not the only Husker who feels his family's support
LINCOLN — Jerald Foster goes a day without seeing someone from his immediate family about as often as he passes up a meal. And the 6-foot-3, 310-pound Nebraska offensive lineman likes his meals. His father, Jesse, regularly attends Husker practices and is the lead pastor for a small church that meets Sunday mornings in the Nebraska Union.

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Turkey and U.S.: Key military and economic allies collide again, jeopardizing vital ties
ISTANBUL — Sinan Sökmen’s business depends on American tourism, so when the United States and Turkey suspended visitor visas this week, he was shocked. “We were not expecting such harsh political moves from both sides, but I didn’t think this would last more than a couple of days because it was....

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Undocumented dad free after spending nearly 11 months in church basement
Nearly 11 months after taking sanctuary at a Philadelphia church to avoid being deported from the U.S., Javier Flores Garcia walked outside for the first time today as a free man. "The first thing I want to do today is to go back home and go for a walk with my children around the neighborhood and....

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Undocumented Immigrant Leaves Philly Church After 11 Months
An Immigrant who has sought sanctuary in a Center City Philadelphia church for the past year in fear of being deported has now gained legal status and returned home this morning, to his own sanctuary. NBC10's Pamela Osborne was there when Javier Flores Garcia left.

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NNPC pushes for refinery in Akwa Ibom
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, Wednesday, said it had engaged investors to establish a refinery in Akwa Ibom State. Mr. Maikanti Kacalla Baru. Speaking at the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria’s, PENGASSAN, Triennial Retreat/Synergy workshop in Uyo, Akwa-Ibom State, Group Managing Director of the Mr.

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Toms River, NJ
"Heartbreak and Healing After Sandy," by Toms River filmmaker Sandra Levine, is being screened as part of Toms River's NEA Big Read program. Drone video taken over part of Santa Rosa, California Tuesday shows residential areas scorched by the inferno that swept through the area late Sunday into Monday.

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Mississippi church criticized for promoting AR-15 raffle days after Las Vegas massacre
“I had a kid approach me: ‘Would you like to join a raffle? We’ve got two AR-15s.’ And I’m like, whoa,” Belden-Adams said. Just the Sunday before, a gunman had opened fire on a country music festival in Las Vegas, killing 58 people and wounding about 500.

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