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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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Locally owned grocery store inches closer to reality on Flint's north side
A sign shows the site where a locally-owned grocery store is working to open on Flint's north side in the 2300 block of West Pierson Road. Photo Courtesy of Reginald Flynn. FLINT, MI - The Rev. Reginald Flynn and 400 grocery store co-op members await federal grants that will allow demolition work....

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The circus
Every fortnight people from a farming background, or who have a heart for the countryside, offer a personal reflection on faith and rural life. They hope that you will be encouraged by it. Normally when the meeting was over we would remain and chat, catching up on the news, putting the world aright.

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Prophet Bushiri in fundraising bid to build mega church in Bulawayo
AFTER holding a massive church service where wife to prominent South Africa-based Malawian man of cloth, Prophet Shepherd Bushiri gathered an estimated 15 000 Christians to the church's Sunday of Wonders event last month, the Enlightened Christian Gathering (ECG) church is seeking to invest in the country by building a mega church in Bulawayo.

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Biti, dictators are made by opportunists calling them 'chancellor of dictators' but in power 'fountain of wisdom'
"Right now, there is another dictator in the DRC called Joseph Kabila. Why does God not have mercy of these people? "Then there is vice chancellor of dictators, headmaster of dictators, and pastor of dictators as well as archbishop of dictators. This old man is called Robert Mugabe who have reduced....

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Salutes and a folded flag at funeral for Bowie State student killed in possible hate crime
Instead, hundreds of students, family, friends and fellow soldiers gathered Friday morning at the First Baptist Church of Glenarden to honor the young man who was fatally stabbed in College Park at the University of Maryland. The 23-year-old’s death — now being investigated by the FBI as a possible....

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Never accept Pharaoh’s deceptive offering
By Pastor Layi Bamidele. It is not all offer that should be celebrated. There are good and bad offers. You are the one that will differentiate between the two and decide on what you want in life. As much as you have a great and glorious destiny, Satan has also prepared for you a future.

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The Rt. Rev. Michael Adeyemi, the head of the African Church, Ifako Diocese, and the boss of the Presiding Chaplain of the Chapel of Christ the Light, Ikeja, Venerable Femi Taiwo, who was sacked by Lagos State Government for allegedly disrespecting the wife of the governor, Bolanle.

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Expert at escaping North Korea has a message for Trump
OSLO – “I’m good at escaping,” says Grace Jo, a slender 25-year-old who managed to flee North Korea and its authoritarian regime not just once but three times, though most of her family was not so lucky. Even as the reclusive Asian nation steps up its military provocations, millions of its people still struggle to get enough to eat.

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Parents of missing children cry out: ‘We’re having sleepless nights’
Early this month, the Rivers State Ministry of Health shut down the state-owned Churchill Primary Health Centre, located in the Town area of Port Harcourt, over the disappearance of a three-week old baby. The baby was brought to the hospital by her mother for immunisation.

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Child killers on the loose - Police struggle to find murderers in St Andrew South Division
There seems to be nowhere safe for the scores of children living in the killing fields that make up the 22 communities that fall in the St Andrew South Police Division, and many of the child murderers have so far escaped justice. At least 21 children were killed in the police division between 2011....

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Rent-a-girl - Worries in Waterhouse as monster moms pimp out daughters
The Corporate Area community of Waterhouse has been red-flagged as a hotspot for child sexual abuse in Jamaica, and it appears that several mothers in the community have been making money by prostituting their daughters to adult men. "If I was to sit here and say I haven't heard that mothers [are]....

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What Won the 2015 Presidential Election?
Olujimi Morgan. In 1992, John Major, the Prime Minister from the Conservative Party who took over from Mrs Margaret Thatcher in 1990 when she was forced to step down, against most expectations won the General Elections of Great Britain against Neil Kinnock of the Labour Party.

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Worries in the (scammer and PNP) camps... worries
The umbilical cord. The umbilical nexus between the continued spate of murders, shooting and other serious crimes, especially out in the western part of the island, and lotto scamming is now well established. These recent comments by Oral Heaven, president of the Westmoreland Chamber of Commerce,....

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Buhari watch: Where is the change promised? 1 hour ago
This is not a time for speaking in tongues. It is a time to tell President Muhammadu Buhari (PMB) and all the governing APC chieftains that two years should be enough to see some light at the end of the tunnel. Unfortunately, as someone once put it comically too, there is neither a tunnel nor light....

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Veterans raise flag at Michael Center
Ruthie Bailey holds a flag at the Memorial Day flag raising ceremony at the Michael Center in Sheffield. She and many others from the community attended the event. The American Legion Post 31 Color Guard officiated the ceremony. [ALLISON CARTER/TIMESDAILY] Pam Wright looks into the distance at the....

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Business People: Local firms' hirings and promotions
Oklahoma Policy Institute adds Courtney Cullison as a policy analyst and Susan Chambers , MD, to its board of directors. Cullison will focus on issues of economic opportunity and financial security. Courtney previously held faculty positions at the University of Texas at Tyler and at Connors State College in eastern Oklahoma.

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RCCG’s Excel Conference and the Change Mantra
In 2007, the head of Apapa family, Pastor Asuquo Ernest Mfon, best known as Pastor Eskor, took a triumphant bow from mother earth. He was succeeded by a youthful, innovative and intellective lawyer, and pastor of the King’s Court Parish of RCCG, Idowu Iluyomade, fondly called Pastor ID.

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Contest winners receive new hearing aids
Rules for hearing aids are fairly simple. Don't step on them. Don't wear them while swimming or showering. And, don't let a dog or cat chew on them. That last rule also goes for toddler grandbabies. Annie McNair has been without hearing aids for three years, ever since her 2-year-old grandson....

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Daily Docket: March 28
Daily thought. "O Lord how majestic is your name in all the earth! You have set your glories above the heavens." Psalm 8:1. Take time this day to drink in the beauty of God's creation: the ground beneath our feet, the sky above us, and the air that we breathe. Thank you, God, for your gift of creation! - The Rev.

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Victory over debts and indebtedness
Debt is an entanglement of the devil. Some became debtors without knowing how they got into the situation. They discover suddenly that the value of what they have, if sold, is not enough to pay their debts. Today, many people owe banks, moneylenders and individuals. Inability to pay the debts has led to a lot of people committing suicide.

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28th May 2017 - Anenih’s wife laid to rest
From Tony Osauzo and Ighomuaye Lucky, Benin. The remains of Dame Patricia Ebehiremen Anenih, wife of former chairman, Board of Trustees (BoT) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Tony Anenih, was yesterday interred in her husband’s compound in Uromi, Edo State.

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53rd anniversary of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia
epa05994643 Members of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) (L-R) Susis Pausias HernAndez, known as Jesus Santrich, Rodrigo Granda Escobar, Luciano Marin Arango, known as Ivan Marquez, Jose Lisandro Lascarro, known as Pastor Alape, Jaime Alberto Parra, known as Mauricio Jaramillo, and....

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Phoenix mural highlights history, achievements of Latinos in Arizona
Accomplishments of the Latino community in Arizona are being brought to downtown Phoenix, one brushstroke at a time. Adults, teenagers and children joined AARP and artist David Murietta to help paint a mural Saturday morning. The mural near Seventh Street and Portland Avenue highlights the history....

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Uncomfortable truths in Lawyer Maurice Ampaw’s by-heart talk!
“A lawyer with his briefcase can steal more than a hundred men with guns” (Mario Puzo, author of “The Godfather”). LAWYER MAURICE AMPAW, A SENSATIONAL MEDIA-HUNGRY ENIGMA Listening to Lawyer Maurice Ampaw talk one always wonders how many mouthparts he has.

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Pentecost Church Women’s Ministry donates to Kumasi Prison
District of the Church of Pentecost has presented items valued at GH¢6,000.00 to the female section of the Kumasi Central Prison. The items included food items, a first aid kit containing assorted drugs, 150 pairs of sandals, soaps, 20 packs of sachet water and 12 packs of non-alcoholic beverages.

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Congo Republic opposition threatens to boycott legislative vote
BRAZZAVILLE (Reuters) – The opposition coalition in Congo Republic said on Saturday it would boycott legislative elections in July if the government does not release detained opposition leaders and end a ‘war’ in the southeast of the country. The decision reflects opposition frustration with....

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