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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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Australian gunman likely acted alone
New Zealand is preparing to bury the 50 people - including children - killed in the Christchurch mosque terror attack, the worst shooting massacre in the country's history. All of the bodies have now been removed from the mosques, and the city's Muslim community has urged authorities to quickly....

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Writers challenged to reflect lives of Indigenous people on the street
The challenge, the society said in a statement, “was held in the hopes that people could be moved to more greatly appreciate and express how important it is to recognize and support the inherent value and worth of every human being, acknowledging the dignity of every person, irrespective of circumstance.

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Marlon James says he was desperate to ‘drive out the gay’ with exorcism
James, who achieved literary fame with his third novel A Brief History Of Seven Killings, has said he wanted more than anything to change who he was. The writer said he was unsure of his own sexuality when he was young, and was willing to undergo an intense and nauseating ritual to fit into Jamaican society.

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Fire-gutted 'architectural masterpiece' restored to former glory
Tim Bult and his wife Lisa Church were enjoying an end-of-year overseas holiday when they received the phone call every homeowner dreads — their house had burnt to the ground. "It was a very, very difficult time for our family, Mr Bult said. "But let's put it into context — nobody was hurt thankfully.

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Suzanne Kreiter/Globe Staff ‘I’m a shell of who I used to be.’ A female prison guard’s tale of torment
As a child, DeFazio says, she suffered both physical and sexual abuse. It was a painful start that left her with a quality she prized, her mental toughness. In her line of work, it was her greatest asset. At the start of her career, before the bullying began, she worked in the disciplinary unit at....

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Sentenced to years of gratuitous cruelty, and yet she persevered
“I had it all together,” says DeFazio. “Now I’m a shell of who I used to be.” A s a child, DeFazio says, she suffered both physical and sexual abuse. It was a painful start that left her with a quality she prized, her mental toughness. In her line of work, it was her greatest asset.

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Preaching the gospel, according to Trump
After worship on a recent Sunday, in a roped-off section flanked by security guards, Cahn signed piles of his books before a small crowd. At 59, Cahn cultivates a refined demeanor, rarely appearing without a signature all-black suit and tie. He laid his hands gently on one man’s shoulders and offered quiet counsel.

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New Zealand shootings: Death toll climbs to 50 after body found at scene
Police Commissioner Mike Bush confirmed in a news conference that 50 people died in the shooting attacks at two mosques in Christchurch, reported. He also said that 36 are in the hospital with two in critical condition. Update 6:30 p.m. EDT March 15: The man suspected in at least one of the....

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Revive Church has seen its congregation triple over the years
There is often suspicion around new "trendy" religious groups amid fears of cults and brainwashing. In an ever-increasingly secular society we take solace, if not a lot of interest, in the traditional world of Anglican and Catholic churches with their dreary hymns and solemn sermons.

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A Tribute to Brian Wright
Brian Wright (pictured centre) in 1996 with Highland’s Chris Ashmore and Martin Holmes. It was with great sadness that we received the news on Friday about the passing of our former colleague and friend Brian Wright. Brian became Finn Harps first ever professional player in 1969 and also scored Harps’ first ever goal in senior football.

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Politics Decline in readers, ads leads hundreds of newspapers to fold
“This is a small town where you can be from somewhere else and not feel like an outsider,” said Kevin Hillman, Pulaski County prosecuting attorney. The Daily Guide, which traces to 1962, was a family owned paper into the 1980s before it was sold to a series of corporate owners that culminated with GateHouse Media Inc.

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