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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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Herald Diary: It not rocket science...
Weird science. RETIRED physics teacher David Jacobs provides us with the next instalment in our series of school tales. He recalls a puzzled pupil who asked for help with a text-book question he was struggling to answer. Glancing at what turned out to be a very simple problem, the long-suffering teacher said: “Come on now, that’s a doddle.
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CW Prescod Primary School celebrates thirty years
This September marks 30 years of the establishment of one of this country’s largest primary educational institution, the CW Prescod Primary School. To mark this the pearl anniversary of the school, several activities have been planned. Listed for the year-long celebrations are a Church Service, a....
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US rapper Snoop Dogg mocks Pastor Ng'ang'a after sharing viral video online
As Kenyans thought they had finally had enough of notorious pastor James Ng'ang'a, his antics seem to have gone 'international' courtesy of American rapper Snoop Dogg. READ ALSO Nairobi: Darasa laporomoka Dagoreti, wanafunzi kadhaa wahofiwa kuaga dunia In a hilarious Instagram post, Uncle Snoop....
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Paul McCartney doesn't want 'President Johnson' and praises Queen for being UK's 'glue'
Sir Paul McCartney has praised the Queen for being the "glue" that holds Britain together while saying he would fear a 'President Johnson'. The 77-year-old celebrated singer-songwriter has hailed the Queen for her role in keeping Britain from "falling apart" and stated he could not imagine a "President Cameron, Johnson or May" as head of state.
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At New Phoenix, Izzy's songs are golden, but story falls short
Oh, Izzy. I thought I knew you, Izzy. We were supposed to meet at the New Phoenix, where "Izzy," the musical revue of your heretofore-unknown life as a Buffalo songwriter, entertainingly played, told through your discovered trunk songs. Your vaudeville-barroom standards, funny and sentimental in one....
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Dublin in the 1980s was the city that I loved in all its unloveliness
One morning in 1979, Dublin dockers abandoned unloading a cargo of timber from a ship that had arrived from Africa after discovering huge numbers of rats on board. When Dublin Port's health authorities arrived to fumigate the vessel, they couldn't see the live rats hiding amid the timber, but could hear them scurrying about.
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One deadly week reveals where the immigration crisis begins — and where it ends
SAN LUIS RÍO COLORADO, Mexico – The sun still hides beyond the desert’s dark horizon as Jaime Escalante Galvez, his wife Leydi Gonzalez and their 2-year-old daughter, Adriana, slide through a bucket-size hole under a border fence and squeeze into the United States.
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Federal appeals court quashes FCC attempt to weaken media ownership rules in ‘tremendous victory for the public’
Public interest groups celebrated Monday after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit quashed an effort by the Republican-led Federal Communications Commission to relax local media ownership rules. “Today’s ruling is a tremendous victory for the public,” Free Press vice president of strategy and senior counsel Jessica J.
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Questions you have about obituaries, CNN, Latter-day Saints and other news
Every day, EastIdahoNews.com receives around a dozen or so emails and Facebook messages from our users. Some of you send ideas and tips (we love those!), others write with concerns about stories we’ve posted (we love those too) and many simply contact us with questions. We’ve received several inquiries about the same topics lately.
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Sir Paul McCartney: The Queen is the glue that holds Britain together
Sir Paul McCartney has praised the Queen for being the “glue” that holds things together when Britain is “falling apart”. The singer-songwriter, 77, said that he could not imagine a “President Cameron, Johnson or May” as head of state as he imagined the country without the royal family.
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Schools defy Abiodun on suspension of school levy
Tunji Bosun, Abeokuta. Three days after Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun ordered the suspension of the N3,700 Parent-Teacher Association levy , some public schools in the state on Monday allegedly collected some money from new pupils. Our correspondent learnt that Iyesi High School, Ota; Abeokuta....
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