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EGR European Gospel Radio

Worldwide on Shortwave radio, streaming and satellite

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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
Christianity
Tampa Bay religious organizations grapple with reopening for public worship
ST. PETERSBURG — Gene Hammond spent part of Tuesday helping to rope off every other pew at Pasadena Presbyterian Church to ensure proper social distancing when the small congregation returns for in-person worship on June 7. “We are recommending that people wear masks,” said Hammond, a church elder. The St.
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He reaches Tamil classics to the youth abroad
It is an evening on the third Sunday of the month in London. A group of Sri Lankan Tamils of Great Britain have gathered to discuss the intricate, satirical nuances in the Sangam literary poems of Kurunthogai . The group comprises men of various ages, scholars and novices, the binding force amongst....
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Coronavirus live: Three teachers at Jerusalem school test positive amid uptick
Welfare Minister Itzik Shmuli said on Twitter that he has a solution to the Finance Ministry blocking legislation that would allow needy people who were fired or furloughed during the pandemic to get full unemployment insurance along with their income subsidies, which he called "scandalous.
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The former Arbroath church organist who was rescued by Terry Waite after being shot and held hostage in Iran
She was the Arbroath missionary who was shot and held hostage in Iran for six months until she was rescued by Terry Waite. Jean Waddell, the one-time organist of St Mary’s Episcopal Church, was considered a “chief spy” during the Iranian Revolution when all westerners were looked on with suspicion. Shot twice.
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Coronavirus Catholic Church lays out rules for return of public Mass in Northern Ireland Priests will be asked to distribute communion from behind glass screens or wear visors as part of plans to resume public celebrations of Mass.
Priests will be asked to distribute communion from behind glass screens or wear visors as part of plans to resume public celebrations of Mass. N ew details have emerged of the steps being considered by the Catholic Church to get services back on track safely in the coming weeks.
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CBCP official nagpahayag ng agam-agam sa 'virtual classes'
Nagpahayag ng agam-agam ang isang opisyal ng Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines sa panukalang "virtual classes" sa kakayahan ng naturang learning mode sa paghuhubog sa pakatao ng mga estudyante. Naniniwala si San Jose Nueva Ecija Bishop Roberto Mallari, na siya ring chairman ng....
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Grand opening of yoga and barre studio in Brownstown set for...
BROWNSTOWN. L eave your worries, troubles and other distractions at the door. At Studio SPF in Brownstown, the focus is on making people feel welcomed and loved regardless of fitness level, uplifted and encouraged and stronger mentally and physically as they participate in a yoga or barre class.
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Faith Focus: Judge me not by my age
I’ve just started writing poetry again. It’s surprising what happens when the building blocks of your day are re-shuffled during this lockdown. For some people, more are added, and for me and others, some are taken away. Years ago, listening to the radio while trying to get to sleep I heard a poem read out.
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It happened today – this day in history – May 28
1431: Joan of Arc is accused of relapsing into heresy by donning male clothing again, providing justification for her execution. 1533: The Archbishop of Canterbury voids the marriage of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. 1588: The Spanish Armada under the Duke of Medina-Sidonia departs Lisbon to invade England.
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Obituary: Jon Whiteley, former child film star who became a prominent art historian
THREE years ago, at the urging of a visiting journalist, Jon Whiteley retrieved, the Oscar he had been received through the post one day in 1955, when he was still a schoolboy. He had initially been reluctant to look for it, saying it “might in a drawer somewhere. It’s not lostI don’t think”. Pressed as to its whereabouts, he found it in a drawer.
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How social and behavioral sciences explain our reactions to COVID-19
[music] Kim Mills: The social and behavioral sciences have much to say about the reasons for many of our behaviors in response to the novel coronavirus. How we perceive and navigate threats, whether we believe conspiracy theories, how we demonstrate altruism or not are all behaviors that scientists for many disciplines have studied for years.
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