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EGR European Gospel Radio

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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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Man shoots at his stolen car, kills woman in nearby house, officials say
BONNEY LAKE, Wash. — Authorities say a woman was killed after she was hit by a stray bullet fired into her bedroom by a man who was aiming at his car, which had just been stolen. Pierce County Sheriff's deputies received multiple calls between 11:10 and 11:25 p.m. Thursday from people who said they heard at least 10 gunshots in Bonney Lake.

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Secrets of the heart
love. But times have since changed and all that is considered old fashioned now. As young people, we believe we are now more educated, enlightened, exposed and knowledgeable than our parents in almost all spheres of life, including sourcing potential life partners.

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I refused to do any ritual before wearing the crown –Oba Dosunmu, Olowu of Owu
My own great, great grandfather was Olowu and we all ended up in Abeokuta. We were persuaded to stay in Abeokuta with the Egbas. Did you ever envisage that you would one day become the traditional ruler? If I say it didn’t occur to me, I would be lying. Every son of a king dreams that he would become king one day.

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Charlie Moulton Elected California Southern Baptist Pastors' Convention President
CORONA, Calif. Nov. 4, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Lakeshore City Church Senior Pastor Charlie Moulton was elected as the California Southern Baptist Pastors' Convention president on October 25, 2016 , at the annual California Southern Baptist Convention. Photo - Pastor Moulton will be the Pastors' Convention president for 2017, succeeding Shane Hicks.

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Billy Graham turns 98, but no more big parties. ‘Those days are over,’ son says
Billy Graham will turn 98 on Monday. In Charlotte, the Billy Graham Library will have complimentary cake for guests. They’ll also be able to sign a birthday banner for the world-famous evangelist, who was born in 1918 on a dairy farm. How’s he doing? “Not great. He’s 98,” son Franklin Graham recently told The Charlotte Observer.

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Police: Gambling the ‘undertone’ of priest embezzlement case
Related Coverage BRONSON, Mich. (WOOD) — Every day, Rev. Richard Fritz walked past the Ten Commandments plaque outside his church. And, nearly every day, he walked across the street to the convenience store, workers there said. Workers at the Viking Express store told 24 Hour News 8 said Fritz, who....

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Pediatricians push campaign to reduce premature baby deaths
NANCY MWAPE Livingstone DOREEN Muzilikazi, a teen mother of Musotokwane village in Livingstone, recently gave birth to her first child, a preterm infant weighing one kilogramme. Immediately the baby was born, he was introduced to Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC), a method of care usually practised on....

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Charlie Moulton Elected California Southern Baptist Pastors' Convention President
CORONA, Calif., Nov. 4, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Lakeshore City Church Senior Pastor Charlie Moulton was elected as the California Southern Baptist Pastors' Convention president on October 25, 2016, at the annual California Southern Baptist Convention. Photo - http://photos.prnewswire.

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Rape victim: Pastor told her God Read Story Michelle Homer
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Texas A Magnolia teen who said she was sexually abused by a pastor said the suspect told her she would "drop dead" if she told anyone because God would kill her. She also told investigators the pastor’s wife drove her to a clinic to get birth control shots.

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Church hosts free comedy night with illusionist Jared Hall
SARALAND, AL (WALA) - Comedian and illusionist Jared Hall is coming to the Gulf Coast. Hall is best known for mixing humor, fantastic illusions, and biblical truth in a way that captures an audience of any age. Over the last decade he's performed at more than 1,500 different events.

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America 2016 is a clash of eras, not just candidates
America is a nation in a clash of eras. One America is straining to burst fully into the 21st century, impatient for change and dreaming of a world where immigrants of any stripe are welcomed, and diversity of religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation and even gender identity is embraced.

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Abby pastor fears backlash against homeless after fatal school stabbing
Abbotsford's homeless population fears it'll be targeted as the community struggles to assign blame for Tuesday's attack. (CBC) An Abbotsford pastor said he's worried the recent arrest of a homeless man in connection with Tuesday's fatal school stabbing will cause a backlash against the city's homeless population.

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Billy Graham turns 98, but no more big parties. ‘Those days are over,’ son says
Billy Graham will turn 98 on Monday. In Charlotte, the Billy Graham Library will have complimentary cake for guests. They’ll also be able to sign a birthday banner for the world-famous evangelist, who was born in 1918 on a dairy farm. How’s he doing? “Not great. He’s 98,” son Franklin Graham recently told The Charlotte Observer.

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Top Norfolk officials expected to
NORFOLK, Va. (WVEC) -- Norfolk City Treasurer Anthony Burfoot is set to go on trial Monday for political corruption. Burfoot is accused of receiving at least $475,000 in kickbacks in exchange for official acts during his time as a city councilman. Days before the trial, we are learning exactly who will testify.

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Billy Graham turns 98, but no more big parties. ‘Those days are over,’ son says
Billy Graham will turn 98 on Monday. In Charlotte, the Billy Graham Library will have complimentary cake for guests. They’ll also be able to sign a birthday banner for the world-famous evangelist, who was born in 1918 on a dairy farm. How’s he doing? “Not great. He’s 98,” son Franklin Graham recently told The Charlotte Observer.

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Billy Graham turns 98, but no more big parties. ‘Those days are over,’ son says
Billy Graham will turn 98 on Monday. In Charlotte, the Billy Graham Library will have complimentary cake for guests. They’ll also be able to sign a birthday banner for the world-famous evangelist, who was born in 1918 on a dairy farm. How’s he doing? “Not great. He’s 98,” son Franklin Graham recently told The Charlotte Observer.

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Phyllisjeane Ellen (Dalton) Sherwood
INDIANAPOLIS. Phyllis Jean Ellen (Dalton) Sherwood, 73, of Indianapolis, died Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2016, in Indianapolis. She is survived by her husband, John Sherwood of Indianapolis; three children, Janet (Dean) Stout of Beech Grove, Nancy (Jerry) Perkins of Greensburg and Missy Mashburn of North....

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Churches take on mission to get voters to vote
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Congregations across the area are turning up the “Get Out The Vote” effort beginning Friday night. Their goal is to get as many souls to the polls as possible. “We believe voting is a spiritual issue,” says Reverend Gregory Holston.

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America 2016 is a clash of eras, not just candidates
America is a nation in a clash of eras. One America is straining to burst fully into the 21st century, impatient for change and dreaming of a world where immigrants of any stripe are welcomed, and diversity of religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation and even gender identity is embraced.

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America 2016 is a clash of eras, not just candidates
America is a nation in a clash of eras. One America is straining to burst fully into the 21st century, impatient for change and dreaming of a world where immigrants of any stripe are welcomed, and diversity of religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation and even gender identity is embraced.

Read Full Article
 
America 2016 is a clash of eras, not just candidates
America is a nation in a clash of eras. One America is straining to burst fully into the 21st century, impatient for change and dreaming of a world where immigrants of any stripe are welcomed, and diversity of religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation and even gender identity is embraced.

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Free Mental Health Conference This Weekend in Dallas
A free conference to encourage and share the importance of professional health services and faith is being held this weekend in Dallas. The African American Faith-Based Mental Health Initiative will host this first of its kind gathering called Peeling Back the Layers: Tools for Healing the Hurt. It's Saturday, Nov.

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Clergy and police hope for peace after shooting in Salisbury
SALISBURY, NC (WBTV) - No city or town is too small to experience tragedy. That tragedy is now being felt in Salisbury. Ferguson Laurent Jr, 22, was shot and killed by police Thursday morning after the Special Response Unit attempted to serve a no knock warrant to a home. The warrant was to check to the home for narcotics, weapons and stolen items.

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30 arrested in Georgia, Alabama child porn sting
Thirty people were arrested for using the internet to sexually exploit children in Georgia and Alabama, as part of “Operation Southern Impact.” Georgia and Alabama law enforcement coordinated for three months to find people who possess and distribute child pornography, or who exploit children in other ways using the Internet.

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Big name dropping in South Dakota ballot fight
SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO-AM) President Obama, Hillary Clinton, Pope Francis and Cain and Abel are all being used in the high stakes debate over Initiated Measure 21 in South Dakota. IM-21, one of 10 ballot measures this November would cap payday and title loan rates at 36 percent.

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Trump surrogate attacks Jay Z ahead of Clinton GOTV concert
A man jogs past a building distributing tickets for performer Jay Z’s November 4 ‘Get Out the Vote’ concert in support of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, in Cleveland, Ohio, U.S., October 29, 2016. (Shannon Stapleton/Reuters) Supporting a campaign that’s had 99 problems gaining....

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