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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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Robert Mugabe sets terrorists on protestors
SINCE the rise of anti-government protests a few months ago, Zanu PF leaders — including President Robert Mugabe — have threatened to unleash violence against the protesters. News in depth with Obey Manayiti. Zanu PF leaders have threatened terror on anyone who calls for electoral reforms while....

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CT pastor guilty of raping own daughters
A church leader who admitted to raping two of his daughters and sexually assaulting another has been sentenced to an effective 18 years in jail. The Grassy Park father admitted to his guilt in the Wynberg Magistrates Court earlier this week. His name will also be placed on the national register for sexual offenders.

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Californian city sees modern ‘gold rush’ in commercial cannabis cultivation
ADELANTO, CALIFORNIA – Two years ago, the city of Adelanto, a crumbling outpost in California’s Mojave Desert, was facing a bleak future as it teetered on the brink of bankruptcy and struggled with double-digit unemployment. “We were about to vanish, to be incorporated into another city,” said Councilman John “Bug” Woodard Jr.

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Flood victims still in it knee-deep
DENHAM SPRINGS, La. -- A month after the flood, Debbie Millet's lifetime of memories could be found in a waterlogged debris pile as tall as her now-empty house. In the. mud-covered heap: Her mother's hospital bed. The letters her late father wrote while away on military duty. The furniture amassed over 40 years of marriage.

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Words of hope still relevant
Pastor Jason Mannering North Gate Church, Lavington. The very first Christmas story found in Luke 2:1-20 is timeless and never needs anything added or subtracted. Its message is as relevant today as it was when first proclaimed by the angel more than 2000 years ago, especially Luke chapter 2 verses....

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Zimbabwe: Underfire Mugabe Unleashes Terror Gangs On Protesters
SINCE the rise of anti-government protests a few months ago, Zanu PF leaders -- including President Robert Mugabe -- have threatened to unleash violence against the protesters. Zanu PF leaders have threatened terror on anyone who calls for electoral reforms while likening the demonstrations to the....

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633 examinees pass the Forester licensure exams
The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announces that 633 out of 1,370 passed the Forester Licensure Examination given by the Board for Foresters in the cities of Manila, Baguio, Cagayan De Oro, Davao, Legazpi, Tacloban, Tuguegarao and Zamboanga this September 2016. Seq. No.

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William Bowen
Columbus. William R. Bowen, 89, of Columbus, died at 4:45 p.m. Friday, September 16, 2016, at the home of his daughter in New Palestine. Mr. Bowen retired from U.S. Steel as a heavy equipment mechanic after 40 years of service. He was an Army veteran of WWII and a member of the American Legion and NRA.

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Pastor cleared from AR-15 rifle transfer
LAKE OSWEGO — A suburban Portland pastor who won an AR-15 rifle in a raffle and then said he gave it to a gun-owning friend for safekeeping will not be prosecuted for transferring the weapon without conducting a background check, authorities said. Officials were investigating whether Rev.

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Public policy panel thanks outgoing director Ardapple
After 20 years, Beth Ardapple, the powerhouse development director for the Arkansas Public Policy Panel, decided it was time to retire. Her co-workers, friends and loved ones decided they wanted her to do so in style, so they gathered for a special Sept. 9 fundraising reception on her behalf.

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Labor leaders, Democrats rally at Kansas Capitol for laid-off Chicago workers
Labor organizers and their political supporters rallied Saturday at the south steps of the Kansas Statehouse to show solidarity with 600 Nabisco workers in Chicago who were laid off after the company relocated their jobs to Mexico. Mondelez International Nabisco's parent company, announced last....

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Valeo : Shawnee County Commission to consider contract with Valeo for mental health services
Mental health and expungements of criminal convictions are among topics local governing bodies plan to take up this coming week. The Shawnee County Commission will meet at 9 a.m. Monday in its chambers in Room B-11 of the Shawnee County Courthouse at 200 S.E. 7th, while the Topeka City Council will meet at 6 p.

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Clayton Quillen
Jonesville Road. Clayton Fincher Quillen, 83, of Jonesville Road, passed away Friday, September 16, 2016, at Silver Oaks Health Campus. He was born Sept. 23, 1932, in Spruce Pine, Alabama, the son of Tommy and Lolie Lee Thompson Quillen. Clayton married Betty Niemoeller on June 10, 1955. She preceded him in death on Jan.

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eNCA | Home Affairs on lookout for gay bashing US pastor's associates
JOHANNESBURG - Home Affairs is on the lookout for associates of US pastor Steven Anderson who are trying to enter the country. Over a dozen members of his church have been placed on a watch list after the gay bashing pastor was banned from entering South Africa. Three people on the list have now tried to catch flights into the country.

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Take two aspirins... call me in the morning
Writing a regular column for the Jamaica Observer gives you the opportunity to reflect on past or present issues and at the same time add a fresh new perspective to what people are thinking about current events. We delve into politics, sports, foreign affairs, domestic issues, personalities,....

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Hard times: How clerics, leaders respond to economic needs of members 1 hour ago
‘We Have Always Responded To The Needs Of Those That Are Hungry Amongst Us’ (Rt. Rev. Isaac Nwaobia, Bishop, Diocese of Isiala-Ngwa South, Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion) On what we are doing as a church to take care of our members at this period of economic recession, I’d like to say there....

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Ooni, Tinubu, Ambode for Abike Ade Foundation Awards
Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi; Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Governor Akinwumi Ambode of Lagos State are among eminent Nigerians expected at the 7th Annual Event and Award Night of Abike Ade Foundation, scheduled to hold on Thursday, September 29, at Welcome Centre Hotels, International Airport Road, Lagos.

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Edo poll: War of words over political family to produce gov
By Simon Ebegbulem, Benin-City. The projects of the Governor Adams Oshiomhole-led administration remain the key assets of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Edo State governorship election rescheduled for September 28. Anyone who has been in Edo in the past twenty years will appreciate the....

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Cannabis: The new Californian gold rush
Cannabis plants that will soon be harvested grow at Northwest Patient Resource Center in Seattle, Washington January 27, 2012. — Reuters pic ADELANTO, Sept 18 — Two years ago, the city of Adelanto, a crumbling outpost in California’s Mojave desert, was facing a bleak future as it teetered on the....

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Cannabis: the new Californian gold rush
"We were about to vanish, to be incorporated into another city," says councilman John "Bug" Woodard Jr. "The place was dying and in total despair." Today, however, the once-desolate town is firmly back on the map, having joined a handful of communities in California in embracing large-scale....

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CROP Hunger Walkaims to help local charities
"We're walking to raise money, but also to remind ourselves that some people have to walk miles just to bring water to their community," said the Rev. Randy Jones, president of the Owensboro-Daviess County Ministerial Association and pastor of Woodlawn Methodist Church.

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Do Americans want pastors endorsing candidates from the pulpit? Here's the answer
Deseret Digital Media NewsOK publishes content from Deseret Digital Media, which has a network of websites that includes KSL.com, DeseretNews.com and FamilyShare.com. A majority of Americans (79 percent) believe it's inappropriate for preachers to endorse political candidates from the pulpit, according to from LifeWay Research.

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Unconstitutional? Charter school gets sued over history course some say is too religious
Deseret Digital Media NewsOK publishes content from Deseret Digital Media, which has a network of websites that includes KSL.com, DeseretNews.com and FamilyShare.com. A First Amendment watchdog group is suing an Arizona charter school over the claim that one of its history classes illegally promotes religion.

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New pastor at St. John Lutheran Church in Meriden
MERIDEN — A Massachusetts native was recently named pastor of Saint John Lutheran Church. Pastor Scott MacDonald came to the church, located at 520 Paddock Ave., in May. MacDonald previously served at a church in Maryland and studied at a seminary in St. Louis, Missouri.

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Judge Jones at 90
Ask Judge Nathaniel R. Jones for a pivotal life moment from his 90 years, and the Youngstown son shares enough events to fill several lifetimes. He shares them with a precision and cadence that makes you feel you are walking with him. It’s been an emotional journey.

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African-American vote could tip 2016 election
For Debra Gatson, this year’s election is even more important than the one in 2008, when the Detroit resident voted for the nation’s first black president. The 61-year-old remembers the excitement she felt in casting a ballot for Barack Obama that year and again in 2012. This time, she’s motivated by a different sentiment.

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