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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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Restaurant review: We take a bite from La Taqueria A Mexican wave has swept over Belfast in recent years. Burrito bars and fast tacos...
A Mexican wave has swept over Belfast in recent years. Burrito bars and fast tacos are everywhere, but just how badly has our view of this culinary culture been warped and skewed by the fast food phenomenon? Quality Mexican food is not fast. And while it can be inexpensive, it's not cheap either.

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Not without our daughters
Deep in a village outlined by fragrant jasmine fields in Usilampatti block of Madurai, 50-year-old Vellaiammal sits on a rock near her just-milked cows. Wiping her hands on her sari, she removes a handmade greeting card from a plastic bag. She holds it by the edges, careful not to let her wet....

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SA drug mule in Kenya was sent abroad by pastor
Cape Town - Khayelitsha pensioner Xoliswa Gogo prays every night she will receive a call from Langata prison in Kenya, where her daughter has been held on drug-trafficking charges since 2015. The last time communication came from Thobeka Manjati, 42, who is awaiting trial, was about a month ago.

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Activists put up crosses at construction site for mosque
He added that the demonstrators were in the minority and that the Muslim community had received support from a range of politicians, apart from the growing right-wing populist party Alternative for Deutschland (AfD). On the Citizens for Erfurt Facebook page, the group wrote: 'We built a sign of identity and our way of life.

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Pastor Williams concerned of more church and residential problems
By Loshaun Dixon. Basseterre, St. Kitts -Pastor Cyprian Williams of the New Birth Gospel Tabernacle is concerned about other Federation church buildings could face growing problems similar to the ones his church recently faced. The New Birth Gospel Tabernacle members were forced out of their Cabbage....

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THERE’LL BE SAD SONGS THAT WILL MAKE YOU CRY, FOOTBALL SONGS OFTEN DO
Sharuko on Saturday IT might have taken us about two decades, but like true Warriors, we never lost hope and bided our time knowing that one fine day we would inflict revenge and embarrass a football emperor just when he was pleading for a retirement package wrapped in both decency and glittering golden ribbons.

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Mental illness delayed Emmanuel’s youth service for nine years –Brother of doctor who killed his mother
Samuel Awoyinfa. Cletus, one of the older brothers of Emmanuel Ogah, the medical doctor who stabbed their 59-year-old mother, Janet, to death penultimate Thursday, has revealed that his younger brother (Emmanuel) graduated from the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, in 2007.

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Govt urged to support SMEs
The Fountain of Life Church has called on the Federal Government to give more support to Small and Medium Enterprises in the country. According to the organisation, taking such a move will not only benefit many individuals and households, who depend on the proceeds of their business to survive, but....

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Topeka and KC groups will perform at old-time gospel concert
An old-time gospel music concert is set for 6 p.m. Saturday, March 18, at St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church, 2222 S.E. Madison. Various groups from Topeka and the Kansas City area will perform. The concert is being sponsored by the St. Luke Pastor’s Aid Committee. In other religion news: n First Congregational United Church of Christ, 1701 S.

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AMBER ALERT Suspect's Wife Pleads For His Return 7 mins ago
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There's no sharia law in Dearborn — only 'Shawarma Law'
Zahra Ayoub wants to shout it from the rooftops — the city of Dearborn is not under sharia law. Rather, she likes to joke that it's under "Shawarma Law," a reference to the delicious marinated, roasted meat pita that's popular in Middle Eastern cuisine. Now, she's organizing "Shawarma Law" dinners around her hometown.

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Prosecutors to keep seeking death sentences
TALLAHASSEE (NSF) - A day after a newly elected prosecutor said she would not seek the death penalty in capital cases, the remainder of Florida's 20 state attorneys affirmed Friday they intend to pursue death sentences when appropriate. The statement by the Florida Prosecuting Attorneys Association....

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New twist for deportation opponents: sanctuary in the streets
When the early morning distress call came, it took about 20 minutes for Peter Pedemonti and a group of some 70 members of a consortium of Philadelphia faith communities to gather downtown at the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement office to protest and pray.

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New Jersey pastor, Florida programer convicted of bitcoin exchange scheme
By Brendan Pierson. (Reuters) - A New Jersey pastor and a Florida software engineer were convicted on Friday of scheming to help an illegal bitcoin exchange avoid having banks and regulators look into its activities. The bitcoin exchange, Coin.mx, was linked to an investigation of a data breach at....

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Prosecutors vow to keep seeking death sentences 17 Mins A day after a newly elected prosecutor said she would not seek the death penalty in capital cases, the remainder of Florida's 20 state
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - A day after a newly elected prosecutor said she would not seek the death penalty in capital cases, the remainder of Florida's 20 state attorneys affirmed Friday they intend to pursue death sentences when appropriate. The statement by the Florida Prosecuting Attorneys Association....

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Oregon man who raped wife in 1978 assaults 2 more women
Man is found guilty of sexually assaulting two women nearly four decades after he was acquitted of raping his wife in infamous 1978 case John Rideout was convicted Thursday of rape and sodomy in Marion County, Oregon nearly four decades after his first rape trial, for which he was acquitted; Both....

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State attorney's anti-death penalty stance has supporters, critics
ORLANDO -- On Thursday, Orange-Osceola State Attorney Aramis Ayala's supporters and critics came out to voice their opinions regarding her decision to not seek the death penalty in any of her cases. Supporters, critics of State Attorney Ayala in Orlando Friday; Mother of Sade Dixon says she supports....

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Peter Laird, Archbishop Nienstedt's top deputy, leaves priesthood
Laird, who later said he urged Nienstedt to resign as well, was among a handful of clergy in Nienstedt’s inner circle, evaluating church responses to clergy abuse allegations and other matters. A former vice rector at St. Paul Seminary, he petitioned the Vatican for removal from the priesthood in January 2014.

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MARKET REPORT: Boost for computer firm with shares doubled
Tullow reported net debt of £3.9billion at the end of 2016. The firm said it would also use the proceeds to invest in drilling opportunities and exploration. It added that many of its own directors intended to participate in the rights issue. However, shares plummeted 14.8 per cent, or 35p, to 202.3p.

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Pervert dad jailed for exposing himself to schoolgirls
THE MAXIMUM sentence of 60 days was yesterday passed on a father of two who exposed himself to girls while outside their primary school. It is the second time for the year father of two Christopher Julien, 39, was jailed for exposing himself. On Friday he faced magistrate Kerrianne Byer, the same....

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Letter: Hostel should not be closed, forced to move
Hostel should not be closed, forced to move. I was very troubled to read the article about Hostel Buffalo-Niagara and the possibility of it having to move and/or be shut down. Whatever happened to us being called the City of Good Neighbors? Maybe we should be called the City of Profiteers instead.

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UPDATE 1-New Jersey pastor, Florida programmer convicted of bitcoin exchange scheme
The bitcoin exchange, Coin.mx, was linked to an investigation of a data breach at JPMorgan Chase & Co, revealed in 2014, that exposed more than 83 million accounts. Pastor Trevon Gross, 47, and programer Yuri Lebedev, 39, were convicted of conspiracy and bribery charges by a jury in Manhattan....

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Google will revamp its ad policies after backlash
Google announced Friday that it will change its advertising policies after several British brands pulled ads from the platform because they appeared alongside offensive content, such as videos promoting terrorism or anti-Semitism. Google said in a blog post that it would give advertisers more....

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Pastor finds 706-carat diamond in Sierra Leone
FREETOWN • A pastor working in the mines of eastern Sierra Leone has unearthed a 706-carat diamond, a discovery that experts said could be the 10th-largest stone ever found. The huge rock was extracted by Mr Emmanuel Momoh, one of the thousands who seek their fortunes in the informal mining sector that dominates the diamond-rich Kono region.

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Encourage children to dream big
As a child, I had a lot of big dreams. I dreamed of becoming an air hostess, the best ballerina in the world, a space engineer, etc. I believed anything and everything was possible. Most of our childhood dreams were very big, limitless, boundless and imaginative.

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Family: Man who died in Richmond pool was under water for 10+ minutes
RICHMOND, VA (WWBT) - The family of 84-year-old Clyde Belle says he went unnoticed at the bottom of a Richmond Parks & Rec pool for at least 10 minutes, before his body was pulled out. They are now looking for answers. Belle was found in the Swansboro Pool in the city's Southside last Thursday.

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