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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
GOLDSTEIN: Dave McLaughlin uses his music to build a better world
Canada could use a lot more people like Dave McLaughlin. The Toronto saxophonist, originally from Jamaica, has been holding a series of gospel concerts in recent weeks to raise awareness and funding for a variety of worthy causes. He’ll be doing it again this Saturday, March 23 at Forestbrook Community Church, 60 Kearney Dr.

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'Horrible attack': Catholic priest stabbed during live-streamed church service in Canada as stunned parishioners look on
iStock/Mauro_Repossini (MONTREAL) — A Catholic priest was stabbed while celebrating Mass in Montreal Friday morning as stunned parishioners looked on, according to officials and video footage. The horrifying incident, which authorities said was not terror-related, unfolded just before 9 a.m. at the historic St.

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Egypt: The importance of ‘soft power’
State power is a critical factor in international relations because it is a main determinant of the role a state can play in the international community and in its relationship with others. However, it is not enough for a state to possess such power. It must also utilise it effectively.

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Galway TD Anne Rabbitte added to the Fianna Fail ticket for the European Elections
TDs Billy Kelleher and Anne Rabbitte have been added to the Fianna Fáil ticket for the European elections. Deputy Kelleher will contest in Ireland South alongside Councillor Malcolm Byrne. While Anne Rabbitte will run in the Midlands North West constituency with TD Brendan Smyth.

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Christchurch mosque shootings: Steve Braunias reflects on the darkest week in New Zealand's history
There are pretty clear guidelines about not reporting hate speech and I suspect that might be the case on April 5 or any other opportunity that The Gunman has his day in court. In any case I'm not interested in his views, although I suppose I'm curious about the state of his mind.

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New Zealand lights a path for the world even during its ‘darkest of days’
‘We are alive. We are together. We are determined to not let anyone divide us,’ says an imam who survived the attack by Mar 22, 2019 New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern after attending Islamic prayers in Hagley Park near Al Noor mosque (Photo by Kai Schwoerer/Getty Images) The traditional....

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TV highlights from Saturday March 23
Saturday, 23/3/2019. Pointless: The Good, the Bad & the Bloopers (BBC1, 6.10pm) It’s been a decade since Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman first presented an episode of the much-loved quiz. Although the Beeb’s powers-that-be were probably hoping it would prove to be a hit with viewers, few could have imagined it would become a TV phenomenon.

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'The Forgotten Gaeltacht' - Meath's
Ronan Carley was teaching in Gibbstown in 2017 when he was asked to film the celebrations for the 80th anniversary of people moving up to county Meath from the west of Ireland, with the Land Commission. Since then, he has put together a feature-length documentary on the initial move back up in 1937.

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An Epidemic and a War: Doctors Face Two Enemies in Fight Against Ebola
'This Is a Warning' Around 50 people surrounded Kalungero, maybe more. Half the village seemed to have gathered in front of the clinic. "You can't attack the clinics," Kalungero explained. "This will only cause the virus to spread further." "We don't want your Ebola!" a woman screamed. "You can't hide the sick," Kalungero said.

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Steve Braunias: The hate that dare not speak its name
There are pretty clear guidelines about not reporting hate speech and I suspect that might be the case on April 5 or any other opportunity that The Gunman has his day in court. In any case I'm not interested in his views, although I suppose I'm curious about the state of his mind.

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PAPUANS APPEAL FOR HELP FROM PACIFIC AFTER ARREST OF LEADERS
By Margaret Daure. PORT MORESBY, Papua New Guinea (December 3, 2000 - The National/PINA Nius Online, 3 December 2000)---Members of Dewan Papua in Port Moresby have appealed for help from the Pacific Islands following the Indonesian police arrest of key leaders of the Papua Council Presidium in Jayapura.

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