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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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Pandemic and racial unrest test black clergy on dual fronts
For black clergy across the United States, the past 10 days have been a tumultuous test of their stamina and their skills. For weeks, they had been striving to comfort their congregations amid a pandemic taking a disproportionately heavy toll on African-Americans.
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The Latest: Mayor Garcetti ends curfew in Los Angeles
— Generally peaceful protests in Portland, New Orleans. — US Cardinal at Vatican to lead prayer for Floyd. — Gov. Cuomo: Police in NYC ambush have tough job. LOS ANGELES — The mayor of Los Angeles says he will end the curfew starting Thursday night. Mayor Eric Garcetti made the announcement after....
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The Latest: Mayor Garcetti ends curfew in Los Angeles
Earlier, the Los Angeles County sheriff said he will not enforce a curfew in areas his deputies patrol. Curfews also ended in San Francisco and San Jose. The decisions follow generally peaceful demonstrations. Oakland and Sacramento plan to maintain curfews for now. LOCUST GROVE, Va.
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George Floyd: church protests grow in the streets and online
THE Bishop of Washington, the Rt Revd Mariann Budde, along with other church leaders, has prayed in support of peaceful protests against racial injustice and police brutality in Washington DC. Protests continue over the Mr Floyd, a black man, died in Minneapolis last week while being detained by a....
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The Latest: Mayor Garcetti ends curfew in Los Angeles
— Mayor Garcetti ends curfew in Los Angeles. — Generally peaceful protests in Portland, New Orleans. — US Cardinal at Vatican to lead prayer for Floyd. — Gov. Cuomo: Police in NYC ambush have tough job. LOS ANGELES — The mayor of Los Angeles says he will end the curfew starting Thursday night.
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Sturgeon asked if Trump is racist: ‘Sometimes it’s hard not to conclude that’
The US President has faced fierce criticism over his response, pressing state governors to take a more forceful approach against protesters. In a special interview airing across the Hits Radio Network on Friday morning, the Scottish First Minister was asked if Mr Trump was a racist.
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1,000 lives lost in North Carolina to coronavirus
As North Carolina passes the grim milestone of 1,000 deaths due to coronavirus, WRAL wants to honor the lives behind the numbers. Listed here are those who died. In some cases, families have provided a brief highlight of life accomplishments. Rex Weathersby, Franklin County, resident at Louisburg Nursing Center.
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The Latest: Germany's Merkel hopes calm protests unify US
— US Cardinal at Vatican to lead prayer for Floyd. — Gov. Cuomo: Police in NYC ambush have tough job. — Minn Gov. Walz sends National Guard to western border. BERLIN — German Chancellor Angela Merkel says U.S. society is “very polarized” while sidestepping questions whether President Donald Trump bears a share of the responsibility.
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Pandemic and racial unrest test black clergy on dual fronts
For black clergy across the United States, the past 10 days have been a tumultuous test of their stamina and their skills. For weeks, they had been striving to comfort their congregations amid a pandemic taking a disproportionately heavy toll on African-Americans.
Read more...
 
Lives to remember: Those we've lost to coronavirus
Pyun worked as an interpreter for the American military in South Korea. In 1976, at age 39, he immigrated to the United States with his wife and four kids. "He sacrificed so much to give us a better life," said his daughter SuJean Sackin. "He was just so tenacious.
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Pandemic and racial unrest test black clergy on dual fronts
For black clergy across the United States, the past 10 days have been a tumultuous test of their stamina and their skills. For weeks, they had been striving to comfort their congregations amid a pandemic taking a disproportionately heavy toll on African-Americans.
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