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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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Jerusalem archaeologists prove biblical fire actually happened
Archaeologists at a dig in Jerusalem are claiming their discoveries prove a Bible passage is historically accurate. Excavating the City of David in Jerusalem, archaeologists have found a host of ancient burnt artefacts dating back around 2,600 years. The discovery of charred wood, grape seeds,....

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Hillsong Church: Between heaven and hell
“It’s thanks to a band called Hillsong United that I got close to this church,” the musician explains, “they delivered a specific message; it wasn’t classical texts talking about God, it was a dialogue between people, it was positive energy and spiritualism that can only be transmitted through music.

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Forget 'The Bronx Is Burning.' These Days, The Bronx Is Gentrifying
The South Bronx in New York City has long struggled to shake one image in particular. It was the 1977 World Series at Yankee Stadium, and ABC sportscaster Keith Jackson interrupted his commentary to describe an abandoned building that was engulfed in flames. The phrase "the Bronx is burning" became a shorthand for urban decay.

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‘My husband tried to rape an 18-year-old church member’
An Idi-Ogungun Customary Court, Agodi, Ibadan, on Wednesday dissolved the 15-year-old marriage between Nike Adenekan, a prophetess and her pastor husband, Adekunle Adenekan, over attempt to rape church member. Nike filed a divorce suit before the court, seeking dissolution of her 15-year-old....

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I’m a black pastor. Here’s why I’m staying in the Southern Baptist Convention
Lawrence Ware’s recent New York Times op-ed, “ Why I’m Leaving The Southern Baptist Convention ,” raised questions about race and the future of the country’s largest Protestant denomination, which claims more than 15 million members. As a black pastor and the author of the SBC’s recent “Alt-Right....

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Importance of community policing in fight on crime
It’s a pity the moderator had to hustle the pastor off the stage while he was praying at the com­mencement of the Conversations with the Prime Minister in Point Fortin; this to not have the Prime Minister waiting and to announce his grand arrival unto the stage.

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Ondo gov sends 18 commissioner nominees to assembly
Governor Arakunrin Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo State has finally made public the names of 18 people that he wants to appoint as commissioners. This is coming six months after he was elected governor. He forwarded to the state House of Assembly yesterday the list of the nominees which included that of....

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We don't need a TV show about the Confederacy winning. In many ways, it did.
People hold Confederate flags and talk during a Confederate flag rally southwest of Detroit. (J. Scott Park/Jackson Citizen Patriot via AP) Fade in. The scene is South Carolina in 2015 . Thousands of mourners fill the street to watch as a horse-drawn caisson is paraded to the Statehouse in Columbia.

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Namwandi warns against romantic relations with learners
OMUNTELE – Education Minister David Namwandi has issued a stern warning to adults who engage in romantic relations with school children. The minister was speaking at the official inauguration of the Reverend Juuso Shikongo Senior Secondary School in the Omuntele constituency in the Oshikoto Region....

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Nairobi: Governor Akaranga is a pastor, I will give him Sh3000 monthly tithe - Otichilo
Moses Akaranga and Wilbur Ottichilo Ottichilo said he will send packing Akaranga packing but not empty-handed; He promised to send Sh3,000 to his account every month as tithe. Vihiga County ODM gubernatorial aspirant Dr Wilbur Ottichilo has vowed to beat incumbent governor Moses Akaranga in the August polls.

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Boy tied to window by father discharged from hospital, parents re-arrested
Meanwhile, as soon as Vanguard ’s publication of the story hit the newsstand on Monday, the Police went after the suspect they initially released and charged him to court for his actions. The man, Segun Austin Ojumola, a resident of Eruemukohwarien community in Ughelli North Local Government Area of....

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Obituary: Árpád Szabados, painter, printmaker and dissident
Árpád Szabados, the Hungarian painter, printmaker and dissident who oversaw the transition of the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts from its communist doldrums into a vibrant international school, has died aged 73. The son of a Hungarian Calvinist pastor and a Mallaig-born artist who met in Glasgow in....

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At least 23 people killed in traffic accident - Madagascar
ANTANANARIVO Madagascar (Xinhua) -- Twenty-three people were killed in a traffic accident in Ankazobe, 70 kilometers northwest of Madagascar’s capital Antananarivo, Minister of Transport Benjamina Ramarcel said on Tuesday. The minister, who rushed to the spot, said that the government will deploy....

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Dog the Bounty Hunter hits the campaign trail
CUMMING, GA.—I first encounter Dog the Bounty Hunter on a Sunday morning between services in a back room at the Christ Community Church in Cumming, a town of some 5,000 people about an hour’s drive from Atlanta. His wife and fellow reality TV star is sitting in the corner with a sleeveless dress,....

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Takeshi Fukunaga draws on his own past for film on the Liberian immigrant experience
Takeshi Fukunaga first came to international attention at the 2015 Berlin International Film Festival, where his debut feature, “Out of My Hand,” premiered. He is only now bringing the film to his homeland, and at a preview screening at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Japan (FCCJ) last week an....

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Reverend Lim Bo-rah is among the few exemplary religious leaders in Korea seek...
‘God teaches us to love, not hate' By Lee Kyung-min Reverend Lim Bo-rah is among the few exemplary religious leaders in Korea seeking to implement the true meaning of religion: God teaches us to love, not hate each other, and certainly not to persecute or discriminate against a group of people for "who they are.

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'There is no later. We change it now'
‘There is no later. We change it now' Gay parade gains traction as anti-discrimination movement By Lee Kyung-min Participants of this year's queer festival united as one, calling for equality and seeking to elevate the country's level of human rights standards by abolishing discrimination.

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Vietnam intensifies crackdown on dissidents, emboldened by U.S. de-emphasis of rights, abandonment of TPP
BANGKOK/WASHINGTON – A crackdown on communist Vietnam’s increasingly vocal dissidents has become the biggest in years, and activists say that authorities have been emboldened by the Trump administration’s lack of emphasis on human rights. U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to drop the....

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Questions raised over why suspended Harrow councillor was allowed to run in light of alleged offensive remarks
According to Pink News , the story uses a misleading viral photo from seven years ago to claim that Pride parade marchers are "traumatising" little girls with nudity. Now, Harrow Liberal Democrats are calling for its rivals to look into why Cllr Amadi was selected to stand as a Labour candidate in 2014.

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Travis James Setser
SCIPIO. Travis James Setser, 45, of Scipio, died at 1:04 p.m. Saturday, July 29, 2017, as a result of a motorcycle accident. The funeral service will be conducted at 11:00 a.m. Friday at Barkes, Weaver & Glick Funeral Home on Washington Street with Pastor Scott Brown officiating. Friends and family may call Thursday from 5:00 p.

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Channel24.co.za | Kwaito star Tsekeleke dies after complications with diabetes
Cape Town - Kwaito star Mixon 'Tsekeleke' Tholo died on Tuesday night after a long sickbed. According to EWN , Tholo was admitted to a hospital in Vosloorus due to complications related to diabetes. The local singer was best known for his hit song Fatty Boom Boom.

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WCTL, Erie's Christian station, relocates its transmitter to Erie
WCTL, Erie’s only local Christian radio station, announced plans today to re-locate its 106.3 FM transmitter site from its current location in Greene Township, PA into center city Erie, PA. This move will strengthen WCTL’s FM signal and permanently overcome interference the station has experienced for nearly two decades.

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All Set For August Worship 2017
Gospel Musician, Jeshurun Okyere, would this year headline one of the mega gospel events, dubbed August Worship. The event which is aimed at celebrating the goodness of God throughout the year, is themed; “Perfect God”, and is scheduled to take place on August 20, at Maker’s House Chapel International.

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NC pastor still in Turkish prison despite appeal by President Trump
A North Carolina pastor remains imprisoned in Turkey, two months after President Donald Trump urged the Turkish government to expedite his release and return him to the United States. Andrew Brunson, a Christian pastor from Black Mountain, was jailed on Dec.

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Religious leaders gather at state Capitol to denounce bathroom bill 19 Mins Christian, Jewish and Muslim leaders from across Texas gathered on the steps of the state Capitol Tuesday to ask lawmakers to flush the bathroom bill.
AUSTIN, Texas - Christian, Jewish and Muslim leaders from across Texas gathered on the steps of the state Capitol Tuesday to ask lawmakers to flush the bathroom bill. They carried the endorsements of nearly 2,000 people of faith. "To our transgender brothers and sisters, I say to you on behalf of my....

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The Color of Money: A real debit card scare
WASHINGTON — I could hear the panic in her voice, this pastor, who never fears anything. She had simply wanted a free sample of face cream and agreed to pay the shipping cost — $5.99. But the day after she used her debit card to place the order, the online company put through two different and unauthorized charges, one for $92.

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