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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
Fidelma Cook: The horrors are unfolding again in Europe and Notre Dame can be a focus of hope
THE smell of charred wood lingers all around Notre Dame and barriers keep workers and gawkers far apart as vital make-safe methods are applied. It hasn’t stopped these tourists, though, who still come in droves to gaze at this jewel in the Gothic crown of architecture Our Lady of Paris, whose....

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Migrants rescued from raging Rio Grande
Border Patrol officials said agents are regularly witnessing these dangerous crossings on the normally placid Rio Grande, now swollen by abundant rain and releases from the Amistad Reservoir. “That’s every day. That’s multiple times a day. It really is a humanitarian crisis,” said Bryan Kemmet,....

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Exorcism goes mainstream: Churches assemble in Rome to learn 'best practice'
In 2014, it formally recognised the ancient ritual of exorcism under Canon Law and gave official approval to the formal creation of the International Association of Exorcists. It blames the secularisation of society (separation of religion and state) along with the increasing popularity of competing....

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Bill McKibben and Elizabeth Kolbert on the U.N. Extinction Report
Listen: David Remnick interviews Bill McKibben and Elizabeth Kolbert on The New Yorker Radio Hour. David Remnick: Bill, you wrote “The End of Nature,” which was really the first popular book on climate change, thirty years ago. What are you seeing now in the current moment that’s different from what....

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Joe Rogers
. FRANKLIN. Joe Rogers, 90, of Franklin, went to be with the Lord at 12:45 a.m. Thursday, May 9, 2019. A native of Indianapolis, Joe was born July 10, 1928 to the late Otis Rogers and Julia Davis Rogers. Joe married Barbara (Sampson) Rogers who survives. Joe was an equipment operator for Link Belt, retiring after 38 years.

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Around the districts: Duleek, Broomfield, Stamullen
Duleek CFR group are holding a community training event on Sunday 26th May in Duleek Parish Centre, Eircode A92 R658. We will teach you how to perform hands only CPR on a person in cardiac arrest. Hands only CPR can double or even triple a person's chance of survival.

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Family and friends celebrate Ned's 100th birthday at Wilton Castle Brendan Keane Wilton Castle was the venue for a very special birthday celebration when Ned Fenlon, from Galbally, celebrated his 100th birthday among family members and friends.
Born on April 25, 1919, Ned had 10 brothers, of whom he is the last one remaining. To mark his landmark birthday Bishop Denis Brennan presented him with a special boxed Rosary beads that was given to him by the Pope. A man of deep faith it was very fitting that Ned received it as a gift.

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Around the districts: Freemount, Kilcorney-Dromtariffe and Meelin Freemount - 45 Drive: The weekly 45 Drive was well attended on Sunday night last. The... Local Notes
The next 45 drive will be on this Sunday night May 12th. 2019 at 8.30pm.sharp. See you all on Sunday night and bring a friend. You can be on the road home at 10.30pm. Around the Fireside. The next programme of Around the Fireside will be broadcast on C103 Local Radio on Monday night next May 13th.

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How we react to the news speaks volumes of our own quirks What percentage of news is entertainment? I listen to RTÉ's Morning Ireland most days. Lifestyle
Over the last few months we have been Brexited-to-death. It's been wall-to-wall and even the most avid news nerds have had a surfeit of it. Naturally local news will be quicker to attract our attention than news about something that happens far away. A train crash at Cherryville Junction will mean more to us than one at Eschede in Germany.

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Concert aims to give radio station a boost
After starting out 13 years ago with a transmitter, tower and antenna purchased through eBay, the folks at Amherst Island Radio have embarked on an ambitious fundraising campaign to finally replace them with brand new equipment. Blushing Brides Maurice Raymond, left, and Paul Martin play the Glimmer....

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Morning mail election extra: eggs, mums and a Keating cameo
Good morning, this is Naaman Zhou bringing you a special election edition of the morning mail for Saturday 11 May. The week that was. They buried the hatchet on Sunday – all of them. For the cameras at least. At Labor’s campaign launch Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard smiled like 2010 never happened.

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