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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
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NI Presbyterian Church to host current affairs... The Presbyterian Church's headquarters in Belfast is scheduled to host BBC Radio 4 flagship current...
The Presbyterian Church's headquarters in Belfast is scheduled to host BBC Radio 4 flagship current affairs network programme Any Questions. Those wishing to attend on November 15 will need to register on the Presbyterian Church Ireland's (PCI) website.
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The final annual vigil for Babes in the Wood mother
The bodies of Karen and her friend Nicola Fellows were left side by side, as if sleeping, in a forest den. They became known as the Babes in the Wood. The girls’ families have held their yearly memorial in the park for three decades on the anniversary of the girls’ deaths. But Michelle, now 62, said Wednesday’s vigil would be her last.
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Jailed Oriol Junqueras, Catalonia's pragmatist professor
A lifelong supporter of Catalan independence, Junqueras has been propelled into the spotlight as a result of the trial, which saw him convicted of sedition and misuse of public funds. As regional vice president at the time, Junqueras was the most senior figure of 12 defendants to be put on the stand....
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'A lot of love': New book tells stories from transgender family
When her wife Zoe came out as transgender, Amanda Jetté Knox was ready to hear it. After all, her daughter had already done the same thing. "The door was open to my understanding of transgender people, because our daughter had come out about a year and half before," said Jetté Knox on CBC Radio's All In A Day last week.
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Radio Humberside have decided to go in a new direction for Sunday mornings
BBC Radio Humberside’s Blair Jacobs has posted an emotional farewell message on social media ahead of his final show on Sunday. After 17 years as the voice of Humberside’s Sunday Breakfast and The Great Outdoors, the presenter has announced on Twitter that October 20 will be his last show as the broadcaster heads in a new direction.
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The N5 is down to one lane between Bohola and Swinford this morning after a truck overturned
. Gardai say the traffic restriction will remain in place for some time, until the lorry can be cleared. Motorists are advised to take due caution in the area, the lorry overturned about halfway between Swinford and Bohola. A Fine Gael Senator has welcomed progress on the necessary legal work to....
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Monday morning news briefing: PM told to give more ground to Brussels
I f you want to receive twice-daily briefings like this by email, and try our Fury as European Union demands more Brexit concessions. It is the start of a crunch week that will decide the fate of Boris Johnson's Brexit. But Brussels has demanded yet more concessions from Britain - prompting warnings....
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Church service opens Older Persons Month
From left, Shadden McLaughlin, Paul Ebanks, Loxley Banks, Governor Martyn Roper, UK Minister Mark Lancaster, Graham Walker, Andrew McLaughlin and Deputy Governor Franz Manderson at the first pinning of the poppies this year. West Bay’s Wesleyan Holiness Church hosted this year’s Older Persons Month....
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'You can come out of the dock': Tears and hugs as driver walks free
The Ballarat man was jailed last year for five years and three months for injuring a number of passengers when the coach he was driving crashed into Melbourne's notorious Montague Street bridge in February, 2016. He was ordered to serve 2½ years before being eligible for parole, sparking widespread debate about the sentence's severity.
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'You can come out of the dock': Tears and hugs as driver walks free
The Ballarat man was jailed last year for five years and three months for injuring a number of passengers when the coach he was driving crashed into Melbourne's notorious Montague Street bridge in February, 2016. He was ordered to serve 2½ years before being eligible for parole, sparking widespread debate about the sentence's severity.
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'You can come out of the dock': Tears and hugs as driver walks free
The Ballarat man was jailed last year for five years and three months for injuring a number of passengers when the coach he was driving crashed into Melbourne's notorious Montague Street bridge in February, 2016. He was ordered to serve 2½ years before being eligible for parole, sparking widespread debate about the sentence's severity.
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