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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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Opinion: Why South Sudanese revolutionary movements have distinctive factions?
Factions refer to groups that are part of larger groups with varying opinions contrary to those of the mainstream. Take for example, the breakup of the SPLM into several factions such as SPLM In-Opposition, Democratic Change, Former Detainees, National Salvation Front, Federal Democratic Party,....

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Mark Critch's new memoir explores a childhood of comedy in St. John's
Mark Critch barely pauses when asked to explain what it is about Newfoundland and Labrador that breeds such creativity and talent on a national scale, from a tiny population perched on the eastern edge of the continent. "It's something about the isolation," the comedian says. "You had to entertain each other.

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'I do not want to fight about this anymore': Residential school denial is poisonous
Recently a radio ad paid for by the Frontier Centre for Public Policy aired in rural Saskatchewan. It claimed that "Indian Residential Schools" had not caused any harm to Indigenous communities or children. It claimed that they were, in fact, good for Indigenous kids and were a place where Indigenous language and culture were celebrated.

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Pope Francis defrocks priest at center of Chile abuse scandal
ROME —Pope Francis has defrocked Fernando Karadima, the disgraced Roman Catholic priest at the center of a yearslong abuse scandal in Chile, the Vatican said Friday. The pope said the decision was “for the good of the Church,” according to the Vatican statement. The decree was signed by Francis Thursday and went into force immediately.

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The new memorial commemorates 18 men from the borough who have died while serving in the armed forces since the end of the Second World War
The names are inscribed on a plaque held by a statue wearing military fatigues. (Image: Darren Pepe/Surrey Advertiser) Below are the names of the men recorded on the war memorial and, where possible, details of their lives and how they died. Lance-Corporal Gerald Alexander Wheatley, Royal Military Police.

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Ever feel like you're failing at motherhood? You're not alone
I had no idea how much I would be faced with the issue of control until I became a mother. Our son Christian didn’t walk until he was fourteen months old. By then friends and family expressed concern that he was behind the appropriate markers for his age and size.

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Around Town – September 30
Orchids to … • the local radio station that consistently preempts the music programming instead of streaming the sporting events. • My dad, John Welch, for trimming my trees and doing a good job, from Lisa. • caller ID, the best $10 I ever spent for peace and quiet. • Jamie Rothbart, for a wonderful breakfast at Jill’s Diner the other day.

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Obituaries — Sept. 30, 2018
She was a graduate of Orleans High School where she was a member of the band and student council. She is survived by her children, Sharon Apple, Gary Sloan, Steve Sloan and Theresa Sloan (Craig Lawler); along with her grandchildren, Courtney Apple, Alex Apple (Ann Apple), Tyler Sloan (Kelsey Sloan),....

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Kendal Crash survivors reflect on near-death experience
KENDAL, Manchester — As children in 1957, travelling by train from Kingston to Montego Bay was no doubt a great thrill for Beverley Giscombe, Earl Clarke, and Woodrow Patterson. Except that ride is now shrouded in darkness. The train derailed at Kendal, close to Mandeville, Manchester, on the return....

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YEARS AGO FOR SEPT. 30
Today is Sunday, Sept. 30, the 273rd day of 2018. There are 92 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED PRESS. On this date in: 1777: The Continental Congress – forces to flee in the face of advancing British forces – moved to York, Pa. 1791: Mozart’s opera “The Magic Flute” premieres in Vienna, Austria.

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March for Jesus unites area congregations
QUINCY -- The march was complete, and the prayer service was underway in Washington Park when it started to rain. But that didn't bother Maxine Rice, one of the organizers of Saturday's March for Jesus. "I just feel like that this rain is God pouring out his spirit upon us, and so we receive it in....

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