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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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Man roughed up by Wilmington Hospital constables files lawsuit
A man roughed up by Wilmington Hospital constables earlier this year is suing Christiana Care Health Services, the hospital's parent organization. In the complaint filed in Delaware Superior Court, Terrance Carter claims he was assaulted, neglected, intentionally inflicted with emotional distress....

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Understanding Fayose’s Obsession With The Military
Even primary school pupils in Nigeria tease themselves with the name of the Governor of Ekiti state, Mr. Ayodele Fayose, as a dippy, brainless soul, whose heart is unrepentantly steeped in evil. In Ekiti state where a rigged election conferred on him the noble task of state leadership, he administers a democratic state like a tyrant or dictator.

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Hamilton County Roundup: Lunken Airport Days, Dog Days and Anderson church mission gets boost
Return to an era of big bands and hot jazz when the Cincinnati Museum Center celebrates the 1940s at Lunken Airport Days. This year’s event is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 12, and offers a busy day of activities. Scheduled are: a panel of World War II veterans sharing tales; a Holocaust survivor, Dr.

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If Marvel Comics was Christian, it would look like this: a pastor's dogged pursuit of a comic Bible
"I was floored," recalled Ayris in a calm, Southern accent, befitting his role as executive pastor at the First Baptist Church Leesburg in Florida, but a bit incongruous with his other career as a comic book writer and employer of artists from Marvel and DC Comics.

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St. Clare to celebrate 150th anniversary with open house
St. Clare of Assisi Parish invites the public to an open house from 2-4 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 13, at the church, 1411 Cross St., O’Fallon. The event is part of a series of celebrations for the parish’s 150th anniversary. Tours of the new church building, which opened in 2007, will feature the 100....

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Community prays for missing Caribou priest
The Rev. David Raymond, pastor of the Parish of the Precious Blood, presides over a prayer service at the Sacred Heart Church in Caribou on Wednesday night, seeking the safe return of missing former priest Clement Thibodeau, 85, who has been missing since July 15. More than 100 gathered at the church to pray and offer their support.

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News Photo Archive
For more than 100 years, generations of photographers, photo editors and photo librarians working for The Globe and Mail have amassed and preserved an extraordinary collection of 20th-century news photography. There are many forgotten moments in this collection: original Canadian Army photos (with....

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Blocking critics from Facebook: Don’t run for public office, if you can’t take heat from voters
The father of our country knew something about bad press. Americans loved George Washington, but it didn’t take long for newspapers to start slamming him on everything from domestic policy to his political principles. He chafed at the criticism, sure. But he did not silence his critics.

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Sean Kirst: Childhood memory of music lingers as old Salem UCC church is leveled.
Lamont Perry couldn't simply let it pass. Last month, a contractor for the city leveled the old Salem Evangelical Reformed Church on Sherman Street, leaving just the bell tower as a kind of neighborhood monument. If you look through the chain link fence that separates the sidewalk from the brick....

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Niger Delta owes Atiku a debt – Reno
Bestselling author, Reno Omokri, has said that the Niger Delta region owes former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar a debt. Pastor Omokri who shared a picture showing Atiku Abubakar in conversation with the British Prime Minister, Theresa May, also hinted that the former VP is serious about....

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Christians are more than twice as likely to blame a person’s poverty on lack of effort
Which is generally more often to blame if a person is poor: lack of effort on their own part, or difficult circumstances beyond their control? The Washington Post and the Kaiser Family Foundation asked 1,686 American adults to answer that question – and found that religion is a significant predictor of how Americans perceive poverty.

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After a lawsuit divided an Overland Park church, it took a ‘village’ to revitalize it
A union within a church can mean more than a marriage. After 38 years of service, the Presbyterian Church of Stanley, located at 148th Street and Antioch Road in Overland Park, dissolved on June 26 to become Village on Antioch, a satellite ministry for the Village Presbyterian Church in Prairie Village.

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Game wardens end search for priest, 85, missing for 2 weeks
The Maine Warden Service on Wednesday ended its formal search for Clement Thibodeau, of Caribou, but will continue to investigate his disappearance. The Morning Sentinel reports ( http://bit.ly/2v2D2NN ) the agency was searching for Thibodeau based on cellphone data.

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Femi Fani-Kayode: Restructuring: An open letter to Yemi Osinbajo
You have constantly condemned and warned against what you call “hate speech” in our nation yet you indulge in it more than anyone else. I say this because you constantly call others, particularly members of the opposition, “looters” and you take pleasure on demonising them before the world even....

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Police try to stop men from masturbating at Houston park during broad daylight
A Houston park has become a lunch break getaway for men wanting to get off, police say. Authorities are trying to curb the trend at Memorial Park, about 12 miles west of downtown near Interstates 10 and 610. Officers often find masturbating or exposing themselves in a quiet area behind some trees....

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Methodist court takes up challenge to election of gay bishop
The challenge was filed last year to the election of Bishop Karen Oliveto, who is married to another woman. Church law bars clergy appointments of "self-avowed practicing homosexuals," a stand that has come under increasing pressure from LGBT Methodists and their supporters as gay rights have made dramatic gains.

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Texas Roadhouse : Community Calendar
Huber Heights City Council meeting. HUBER HEIGHTS The Huber Heights City Council has scheduled a regular meeting for Monday, August 14 at 7 p.m. in council chambers at City Hall 6131 Taylorsville Road. Texas Roadhouse Back to School Bash. HUBER HEIGHTS Texas Roadhouse will hold its annual Back to....

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Search ends for priest, 85, missing for 2 weeks
CARIBOU, Maine. Maine game wardens have suspended their search for a retired 85-year-old priest who's been missing for two weeks. The Maine Warden Service on Wednesday ended its formal search for Clement Thibodeau, of Caribou, but will continue to investigate his disappearance.

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Game wardens end search for priest, 85, missing for 2 weeks
CARIBOU, Maine (AP) — Maine game wardens have suspended their search for a retired 85-year-old priest who’s been missing for two weeks. The Maine Warden Service on Wednesday ended its formal search for Clement Thibodeau, of Caribou, but will continue to investigate his disappearance. The Morning Sentinel reports (http://bit.

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Op-ed: Utahns in Congress should help address ‘Panama Papers’ corruption
The Panama Papers isn't just "over there." When it comes to preventing criminals, terrorists and the corrupt from setting up anonymous shell companies to launder their money, the United States has a critical role to play. And as a pastor, I can't understate the urgency of this struggle in lifting up....

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Game wardens end search for priest, 85, missing for 2 weeks
CARIBOU, Maine Maine game wardens have suspended their search for a retired 85-year-old priest who’s been missing for two weeks. The Maine Warden Service on Wednesday ended its formal search for Clement Thibodeau, of Caribou, but will continue to investigate his disappearance. The Morning Sentinel reports ( http://bit.

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Does the Bible say there's oil in Israel? Thousands are paying a Dallas company to find out
‘Blessings of the deep’ Zion's foundation is rooted in John Brown’s belief that God called upon him to help Israel. “Zion at its inception was a faith-based company, founded on a biblical foundation,” said CEO Victor Carrillo, a petroleum geologist and former chairman of the Texas Railroad Commission.

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The Disciples International Ministry Celebrates Anniversary
Accra, Aug. 2, GNA - Pastor David Omiyale, Minister-In-Charge of The Disciples International Ministry, has described illegal mining as an evil act which needed to be stopped or it will plunder the nation of her natural resources. He said those who indulged in the illegal mining were wicked citizens....

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Game wardens end search for priest, 85, missing for 2 weeks
CARIBOU, Maine Maine game wardens have suspended their search for a retired 85-year-old priest who’s been missing for two weeks. The Maine Warden Service on Wednesday ended its formal search for Clement Thibodeau, of Caribou, but will continue to investigate his disappearance. The Morning Sentinel reports ( http://bit.

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Game wardens end search for priest, 85, missing for 2 weeks
CARIBOU, Maine Maine game wardens have suspended their search for a retired 85-year-old priest who’s been missing for two weeks. The Maine Warden Service on Wednesday ended its formal search for Clement Thibodeau, of Caribou, but will continue to investigate his disappearance. The Morning Sentinel reports ( http://bit.

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Sean Kirst: Childhood memory of music lingers as Buffalo church is leveled.
If you look through the chain link fence that separates the sidewalk from the brick rubble, the lonesome tower is the only sign a church was ever there. To Perry, 63, a computer technician with the Buffalo School District, this was a burial that deserved some kind of fitting eulogy.

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