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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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Pastor drowns a woman because 'she seemed like a vampire' during baptism in Zimbabwe
Belief in the supernatural is widespread in Zimbabwe and the government officially recognises the existence of supernatural powers. In 2006 minsters lifted a colonial-era ban on practicing witchcraft, though said it should not be used to harm another person.

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Texas voters aren’t used to having so many options
I was delighted by this prospect because I’m familiar with the district, which is currently represented by Republican Lamar Smith. It encompasses the part of Central Texas that I consider my home turf, including parts of Travis and Bexar counties and a swath of the Texas Hill Country.

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Keeping legacies alive
As she scrolls through her Facebook page on some days, Terri Talley is taken back to the most terrifying time of her life: a period flooded with memories, mostly bad, but also the last time she saw friends whose memory she still holds close all these years later. Talley was inside when Timothy McVeigh blew up the Alfred P.

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Brian Tamaki says 'cry baby gays' will go to hell 20 minutes ago "If the gay community want to be accepted as a part of society then 'take it on the nose'."
Outspoken Destiny Church self-proclaimed pastor Brian Tamaki has come out in support of Israel Folau, hitting out at "cry baby gays" and agreeing the LGBTQ community could go to hell. "The Bible says hell is a possibility for anyone who doesn't repent," he wrote on Twitter. "Jesus didn't apologise for offending people when speaking God's word.

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Mecklenburg County commissioner candidates: Where they stand on key issues
Age : 58. Education : Master’s Degree in Public Administration from UNC-Charlotte. Professional experience : 28 1/2 years with the CMPD, 21 years as a supervisor. Led the in-house Charlotte Police Department’s reduction /consolidation of internal supervisory investigative packets. Led the implementation of the CMPD’s in-car video camera system.

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Letter to the editor: Morality in the United States
Another question needs to be asked, “Who defines and polices morality?” The bad news that Pastor Bill Hybels committed sexual sins and resigned at Willow Creek Community Church in Chicago coincides with the sex-related scandals of our nation’s president and the raid of the FBI.

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Payday Lenders Convening At A Trump Resort Are Met By Protesters
At Trump National Doral Golf Club near Miami this week, executives with the nation's payday loan industry are holding their annual conference with receptions, breakout sessions and a golf tournament. Outside the gates of the resort Tuesday, a smaller group gathered to hold a protest.

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'We'll be celebrating her life,' pastor says of Barbara Bush's funeral
As more than 1,500 people, including first lady Melania Trump, fill St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston on Saturday morning for the funeral of Barbara Bush, the Rev. Russell Levenson Jr. said that while others will extol the former first lady's role on the world stage, he will speak of what he personally witnessed -- her faith.

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Falsehoods in Kenyan newspaper trigger anti-gay abuses
Front page of the Sunday Standard on April 15, 2018. The April 15 article “Gays make inroads in Kisumu” triggered a series of human rights abuses, according to the activist at Nyarwek (the Nyanza, Rift Valley and Western Kenya Coalition), which seeks recognition of the human rights of LGBT people.

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Donations pour in for Martha fire victims
MARTHA, Ok (KSWO) - Days after a fire ravaged the small town of Martha, cleanup continues, along with efforts to help victims recover. Donations have been pouring in and just last night, the Navajo FFA Chapter raised about $18,000 that will be divided between the fire victims and crews on scene to help.

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Still Working to Make Dr. King’s Dream a Reality
In honor and remembrance of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., community members met and celebrated his life on Saturday, April 7, 2018, at the Santa Barbara Free Methodist Church. The program was titled “Still Working to Make Dr. King’s Dream a Reality.” The service opened with with a recording of Mahalia Jackson singing one of Dr.

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Los Alamitos, California, sued by residents for opting out of sanctuary law
In this Monday, March 19, 2018 image made from video provided by KABC-7, council members listen during a meeting in Los Alamitos, Calif. Leaders of the small California city of 12,000 people voted this week to exempt it from California’s ... By Amy Taxin - Associated Press - Updated: 5:34 p.m. on Wednesday, April 18, 2018.

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Broncos hockey player Conner Lukan loved most animals, watched 'The Bachelor'
Humboldt Broncos left winger Conner Lukan is shown in this undated team photo. A funeral will be held this afternoon for a Humboldt Bronco forward who's being described as a great leader on the ice and even greater guy off the ice.THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO - Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League. SLAVE LAKE, Alta.

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Grieving families help each other in tragedy
“Bella was a character,” she said. “Everybody knew Bella. I didn’t know until afterwards how many people that child touched.” On February 26, life in the Smith household was forever changed. “She wanted to get to cheer class early because her teacher said if she came early, ‘We’ll work on your backbend,’” Smith said.

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Inside Southwest Flight 1380, 20 Minutes of Chaos and Terror
On Tuesday morning, as the flight descended toward Philadelphia, some passengers scrambled to put on oxygen masks while others hurried to buy internet access so they could send a last message to their children and families. Marty Martinez, 29, of Dallas, held a yellow oxygen mask to his face as he live-streamed the descent on Facebook.

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The tough road to success
The road to success is not easy. Ask Reverend Dr. Selota Maliko and he will tell you this. His journey to becoming a Lecturer at the Piula Theological College was not an easy one. In 2011, he was chosen by the Methodist Church in Samoa to undertake a five-year PhD study in Philosophy at the University of Otago.

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Cash for Bridgeport cops versus other needs
BRIDGEPORT This city is not flush with money. Still, the Mayor Joe Ganim’s administration is setting the stage to hire what would amount to a fifth new class of police cadets with no available money in site. The Civil Service department is launching a new 2018 police officer entry level examination. And Rep.

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W/Cup: Chukwu, Taribo predict good run for Eagles
Former Super Eagles coach Christian Chukwu and former international Taribo West have expressed optimism that the Eagles will rise to the occasion in Russia. The two ex-internationals who were separately x-raying the chances of the Gernot Rohr led team ahead of Mundial where they have been pitched....

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US pastor in Turkey tops list of Americans jailed, sentenced on dubious charges
Golge’s nightmare began just weeks after the botched 2016 coup attempt in Turkey, while he was visiting relatives in Antaya, a city in the country's south, near the Syrian border. According to Golge's wife, Kubra, the family were packing up a car with their two young sons -- now 2 and 7 -- and....

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Here's how the Stoneman Douglas community will help the Dolphins during the NFL Draft
When the Miami Dolphins are on the clock during the final day of the NFL Draft, the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High community will have a noticeable presence at team's headquarters in Davie. The Dolphins will host 18 seniors from Stoneman Douglas as well as the family of assistant football coach Aaron....

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Church Defined By Fighting White Supremacy Accuses Itself Of Racism
Members of a D.C. Unitarian church devoted to fighting white supremacy accused the church of racism after two black ministers suspended another black minister. Congregants of All Souls Church Unitarian accused their church of racism when Rev. Susan Newman Moore, a black minister, resigned after two....

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US warns Turkey of consequences if jailed pastor isn't freed
By MATTHEW LEE AP Diplomatic Writer. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Trump administration warned Turkey on Wednesday that it is considering punitive "consequences" if the NATO ally does not throw out the charges or acquit an American pastor accused of espionage and aiding terrorist groups. Wess Mitchell, the top U.

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Former Baltimore County schools Superintendent Dallas Dance asks for probation instead of jail time
Former Baltimore County School Superintendent Dallas Dance is asking a judge to give him probation rather than jail time for failing to disclose nearly $147,000 he earned from part-time consulting jobs. In a sentencing memo filed by his attorneys, Dance is portrayed as taking responsibility for his....

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Starbucks : Philadelphia Community Leaders Push Starbucks to Address Racial Injustice
By Julie Jargon. Top Starbucks Corp. executives and approximately 40 Philadelphia clergy and community leaders met on Wednesday in what local leaders say was the beginning of an effort to push the coffee company to play a leading role in addressing racial injustice.

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California City Sued Over ‘Sanctuary’
SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA — Residents sued the tiny Southern California city of Los Alamitos on Wednesday to challenge a vote by elected officials to exempt the community from a state law that limits police collaboration with U.S. immigration authorities. The American Civil Liberties Union and other....

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Priest impostor scams local Catholic church
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Someone posing as a Charlotte priest and used an email scam to steal parishioners' money, telling them it would go to charity, officials said. The scammer, posing as Father Frank O’Rourke, gained the trust of priests at St. Gabriel’s Church on Providence Road in south Charlotte. O’Rourke has been with the church for many years.

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