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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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Black Union regiment flag, Notorious BIG, Pikachu the mini pony: News from around our 50 states
Newton: A prison program aims to alleviate a lack of affordable housing while teaching inmates construction skills they can use when they’re released . Newton Correction Facility inmates enrolled in the Iowa Prison Industries program are currently building an office and a classroom.
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Most popular senator won’t get in
Senator Molan ruffled feathers during the federal election campaign when he urged people to vote for him directly, as a way of getting around the NSW Liberal Party’s decision to place him in an unwinnable fourth position on the ballot papers. Voters were urged to ignore official how-to-vote cards....
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Parliament: Questions and Answers - June 12
Kiritapu Allan : What has been the reaction to the Government's investment in kōhanga reo? Hon KELVIN DAVIS : The response has been humbling, not just because of the recognition that this funding gives to kaimahi and kaiako but because this Government recognises kōhanga reo are not early childhood centres, nor are they kindergartens.
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Obituary: Alan Stuart, businessman and one of the students who took the Stone of Destiny from Westminster Abbey
Died: March 12, 2019. ALEXANDER Alfred Stuart, known as Alan, who has died aged 88, was widely known as one of the four Glasgow University students who broke into Westminster Abbey on Christmas Day 1950 and removed the Stone of Destiny. Mr Stuart, a well-respected Glasgow businessman, lived and worked in Glasgow for most of his life.
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Jim Molan concedes defeat
Senator Molan ruffled feathers during the federal election campaign when he urged people to vote for him directly, to get around the NSW Liberal Party’s decision to place him in an unwinnable position on the ballot papers. Senator Molan has so far got more than 132,000 first preference votes, making....
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Jim Molan concedes defeat
Jim Molan’s campaign to get people to vote for him below-the-line has not been successful, with the NSW Liberal Senator conceding defeat today. Senator Molan ruffled feathers during the federal election campaign when he urged people to vote for him directly, to get around the NSW Liberal Party’s....
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He tried to plug wasp nest - and sparked California's biggest wildfire The New York Times
© Noah Berger/Associated Press Firefighters battled the Ranch Fire near Ladoga, Calif., in August. The blaze was part of the Mendocino Complex Fire, which burned around 460,000 acres. POTTER VALLEY, Calif. — It was a fire that crossed mountain ranges and valleys, that spanned multiple counties and....
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He tried to plug a wasp nest. He ended up sparking California’s biggest wildfire.
By Thomas Fuller, New York Times. POTTER VALLEY, Calif. — It was a fire that crossed mountain ranges and valleys, that spanned multiple counties and shocked Californians by its sheer scale — by far the biggest wildfire in modern state history. And yet a newly disclosed investigation suggests it was likely started by a single man and a single spark.
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Father of JKUAT student who intruded State House says son suffers from mental illness
- His father said the student had developed a psychological problem that needed mental help. - He said his son first showed signs of mental illness in February 2018 after he was called he had been arrested in Mt. Kenya National Park. - He was later admitted in hospital for two weeks after he was diagnosed with mental illness.
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We've come a long way since 'Wake Up Little Susie'
Remember when you were younger and would snicker when certain songs would come on the radio? For my age bracket, one of those was "Louie, Louie" by the Kingsmen, which always comes to mind because of certain words that were always rumored to have been slurred into the lyrics. To this day, I don't know if that is actually true or not.
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Akron megachurch back on market
An Akron building that housed one of the nation's first megachurches is up for sale for a second time in less than a year. It's been a historic past few years for the 363,000-square-foot former Akron Baptist Temple on Manchester Road in Kenmore, especially this past year.
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