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Welcome to European Gospel Radio (EGR)!

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Packers playing on Christmas Eve already having an impact
GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- Down the street from Lambeau Field, Calvary Lutheran Church has already seen the impact of the Christmas Eve Packers game. “We cut back on what we would normally do on Christmas Eve, because people are not going to come during a Packer game,” said Earl Vorpagel, the senior pastor at Calvary Lutheran Church.

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Mobile church gives bicycles to needy children
MOBILE, AL (WALA) - A Mobile church made Christmas special for more than a hundred area children. Friday, December 23, 2016, Walk by Faith Christian Ministry gave away bicycles and also provided a home-cooked meal and clothes for those in need. Nothing makes Christmas special for a child quite like a new bike.

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Four Years After Scoring 138 Points, Jack Taylor Says, 'Basketball Let Me Down'
After a knee injury shattered Jack Taylor's dreams of playing Division I basketball, he joined the team at Grinnell College -- and set the NCAA single-game scoring record. (Justin Hayworth/AP) The basketball gym at Grinnell College in Iowa holds 1,250 people.

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Zimbabwe regime brands social media users as ‘cyber terrorists’ and reiterates threats
Zimbabwe regime brands social media users as ‘cyber terrorists’ and reiterates threats. Zimbabwe’s government has threatened to crack down on social media activists it brands as “cyber-terrorists” as protest movement leaders continue to encourage users to vent their frustrations over the nation’s faltering economy using the “safe” platforms.

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Zimbabwe-born defender Galloway moves from Everton to West Brom
But it was last season in which Galloway firmly made his first-team breakthrough – starting 14 Premier League matches as he went on to impress in 19 appearances for the Merseyside outfit, earning an improved new contract. Argentine soccer great Diego Maradona has decided to stand as a candidate for....

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Fugitive pastor tried to destroy his own fingerprints, prosecutor says
-- The last time Gregorio Martinez stepped foot in a Hudson County courtroom, a jury pronounced him guilty of molesting a 13-year-old boy. Martinez, an evangelical preacher who held himself out as a prophet, walked out of the courtroom that day, free on $250,000 bail pending sentencing.

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Now bring us the Yuletide brisket: Dec. 24 is Chrismukkah
Thank you for signing up! Sign up for more newsletters here Such whirlwind celebrations are becoming commonplace in the Boston area, where a recent study found that 47 percent of couples in local Jewish households have a non-Jewish partner. Twenty-two percent of children with interfaith parents are....

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Christmas in N. Korea: Lights and trees, but devoid of Jesus
PYONGYANG, North Korea If Santa Claus stops in North Korea this year, he’ll find some trees and lights and might even hear a Christmas song or two. But he won’t encounter even a hint of what Christmas actually means — not under a regime that sees foreign religion a very real threat. There are almost no practicing Christians in North Korea.

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Nation ‘Jesus the refugee’: Churches connect Christmas story to migrant crisis
This Christmas season, churches across the country will tell the story of one refugee child. The toddler and his parents made a late-night escape from their home country in the Middle East. Not long after, all boys his age, 2 and under, were ordered killed by the oppressive regime they fled.

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She thought she’d die on an icy road. Strangers at a nearby church saved her.
Mary Hale has always believed in the power of prayer. During the Dec. 16 ice storm that paralyzed the region, Hale was among those who was out driving in the treacherous conditions. She had driven from Millstadt to Edwardsville to give her son a ride to work that afternoon.

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She thought she’d die on an icy road. Strangers at a nearby church saved her.
Mary Hale has always believed in the power of prayer. During the Dec. 16 ice storm that paralyzed the region, Hale was among those who was out driving in the treacherous conditions. She had driven from Millstadt to Edwardsville to give her son a ride to work that afternoon.

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Young man establishes private school
HANS HAIKALI'S dream has always been to start a business or institution that will give employment to other people, more especially the youth. He realised his long-awaited dream when he became the youngest person in northern Namibia to set up a private school at Onheleiwa last year.

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Christmas in N. Korea: Lights and trees, but devoid of Jesus
PYONGYANG, North Korea If Santa Claus stops in North Korea this year, he’ll find some trees and lights and might even hear a Christmas song or two. But he won’t encounter even a hint of what Christmas actually means — not under a regime that sees foreign religion a very real threat. There are almost no practicing Christians in North Korea.

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LOOSE ENDS: A view to a window
I realized two weeks ago, however, that 'tis also the season for bringing Tiffany and windows together in celebration of a particular Tiffany window, a spectacular piece of art in a surprising space — the balcony of the Princeton United Methodist Church (PUMC) on the corner of Nassau and Vandeventer streets.

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She thought she’d die on an icy road. Strangers at a nearby church saved her.
Mary Hale has always believed in the power of prayer. During the Dec. 16 ice storm that paralyzed the region, Hale was among those who was out driving in the treacherous conditions. She had driven from Millstadt to Edwardsville to give her son a ride to work that afternoon.

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Renewal of Nigeria starts with Edo – Besty Obaseki
BENIN CITY – Wife of Edo State Governor and First Lady of the state, Mrs. Besty Obaseki has asserted that renewal of Nigeria is going to begin with Edo State. She made the remark during the end-of-year get together and Christmas organized for women in the state.

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Christmas in N. Korea: Lights and trees, but devoid of Jesus
In this Monday, Dec. 12, 2016 photo, a Christmas tree stands in the corner of a private room at a restaurant in Pyongyang, North Korea. If Santa Claus stops in North Korea this year, he’ll find some trees and lights and might even hear a Christmas song or two, but he won’t encounter even a hint of what Christmas is supposed to really mean.

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Northpark unwraps Hacienda Tacos today
Just in time for Christmas, Bryan Neel and Robby Vernon throw open the doors to Hacienda Tacos today in the Shoppes at Northpark, 12086 N May Ave. The modern taqueria takes over the space previously occupied by a City Bites location. Boasting a full bar, Hacienda offers counter-service for the food....

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Christmas in N. Korea: Lights and trees, but devoid of Jesus
PYONGYANG, North Korea (AP) — If Santa Claus stops in North Korea this year, he'll find some trees and lights and might even hear a Christmas song or two. But he won't encounter even a hint of what Christmas actually means — not under a regime that sees foreign religion a very real threat. There are almost no practicing Christians in North Korea.

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Live nativity scenes add realism to Christmas in Brandon area
A schnauzer's light barking added to the mix of sounds as many of Brandon's residents rushed to finish their last-minute holiday shopping or headed out to the dinner. Slowly, folks gathered on the northwest corner and took their place in steel folding chairs.

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Christmas in N. Korea: Lights and trees, but devoid of Jesus
PYONGYANG, North Korea -- (AP) If Santa Claus stops in North Korea this year, he'll find some trees and lights and might even hear a Christmas song or two. But he won't encounter even a hint of what Christmas actually means not under a regime that sees foreign religion a very real threat. There are almost no practicing Christians in North Korea.

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She thought she’d die on an icy road. Strangers at a nearby church saved her.
Mary Hale has always believed in the power of prayer. During the Dec. 16 ice storm that paralyzed the region, Hale was among those who was out driving in the treacherous conditions. She had driven from Millstadt to Edwardsville to give her son a ride to work that afternoon.

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Wrongfully imprisoned for 31 years, Lawrence McKinney seeks exoneration
December 23, 2016 Lawrence McKinney served more than 31 years in prison – for a crime he did not commit. Now, he’s trying one last time to formally clear his name. In 1978, the victim of a gang rape identified Mr. McKinney in court as one of her attackers. Then-22-year-old McKinney, who lived near the victim’s Memphis, Tenn.

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Christmas in N. Korea: Lights and trees, but devoid of Jesus
In this Monday, Dec. 12, 2016 photo, a Christmas tree stands in the corner of a private room at a restaurant in Pyongyang, North Korea. If Santa Claus stops in North Korea this year, he’ll find some trees and lights and might even hear a Christmas song or two, but he won’t encounter even a hint of what Christmas is supposed to really mean.

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Christmas in N. Korea: Lights and trees, but devoid of Jesus
PYONGYANG, North Korea — If Santa Claus stops in North Korea this year, he’ll find some trees and lights and might even hear a Christmas song or two. But he won’t encounter even a hint of what Christmas actually means — not under a regime that sees foreign religion a very real threat. There are almost no practicing Christians in North Korea.

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'Where Jesus would hang out:' Mall chapel to attract people with lounge, hockey
EDMONTON – There will be no pews and no pulpit, but plenty of coffee and even some puck watching. A chapel on the second floor of West Edmonton Mall, just down from the World Waterpark and tucked in near the theme-roomed Fantasyland Hotel, is changing hands and getting a make-over.

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