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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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News 16 mins ago Zidora helps you study, live in Canada, Australia with ease [Sponsored]
Thinking of migrating to Canada or Australia to live and settle there? Do you know that one of the fastest and surest way to do that is as a student? Statistics have shown that 90% of Nigerians who go to Canada / Australia on a study visa eventually obtain Permanent Residence, thereby allowing them....

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Electronics firm transforming the tech of sports broadcasting
Matthew Evans of Aber Electronics, an RF (radio frequency) and microwave design specialist based on Church Lane in Stanway, is six months through a two year partnership with University of Essex to transform the way that pictures are transmitted to our television screens during live stadium broadcasts.

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Priest says he would be ‘delighted’ if the Presbytarian church stopped ordaining women
. (Picture: Twitter @PCIModerator) A priest in Northern Ireland has spoken of how he would be ‘delighted’ if the Presbyterian Church stopped ordaining women. He said such a move would be ‘bringing us back to the word of God and his teaching’. Unfortunately for Rev Mark Neilly of First Ahoghill....

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CBCP thumbs down proposal to arm priests
MANILA - Church leaders in the Philippines have opposed the idea of arming priests amid killings of clergymen in the country. In an interview with the Church-run Radio Veritas, CBCP President and Davao Archbishop Romulo Valles said the "danger of death" has always been a part of a priest's ministry.

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Clergy-abuse case payout plan charted
ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis has charted a financial plan to pay its share of the $210 million settlement with 450 clergy abuse victims that’s not covered by insurance. The $40 million plan involves budget cuts, property sales and donations to help the church move....

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New Heritage Minute depicting fight for LGBT rights does 'incredible job,' activist says
Historica Canada and the Canadian Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity will unveil the first Heritage Minute about the struggle for LGBT rights at the Glad Day bookstore Tuesday evening. Historica Canada is releasing a long-awaited video Tuesday night depicting one part of the LGBT community's....

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Trump and Kim's 13-second handshake has the world talking Mirror
It lasted just 13 seconds but it's impact could be for years to come. Donald Trump and Kim Jong-Un's historic handshake had the whole world talking today - and body language experts analysing every move. More on MSN: A mark of respect and good sportsmanship, the handshake is generally thought to....

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Respect for adult authority missing from 'depressed' kids
Rates of child and teen depression and suicide continue to rise, as they have for 50 years. As regular readers of this column know, I do not agree in the least with current explanations, much less the "treatments" based on them, proposed by the mainstream in the mental health professions.

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The last bat: the mystery of Britain’s most solitary animal
W e cannot speak of its loneliness, but it must be Britain’s most solitary animal. For the last 16 years, every winter, a male greater mouse-eared bat has taken up residence 300 metres inside a disused and exceedingly damp railway tunnel in West Sussex. The greater mouse-eared bat has been all but extinct in this country for decades.

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Woman who died after falling down steps at Truro Cathedral is named and remembered
A minutes' silence will be observed this morning at churches across for Jan Stuart, the woman who The moment of reflection and prayers for her husband Paul, family and friends will precede the Eucharist service at 10am at Cathedral. Truro Jan, 66, fell down the steps at the rear of the cathedral....

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The 10 Names That Matter on China Policy
This story is being published by the South China Morning Post as part of a content partnership with POLITICO. It was reported by Derek Robertson and originally appeared on on June 11, 2018. politico.com “As close as lips and teeth,” goes the Chinese proverb traditionally cited to describe the nation’s relationship with North Korea.

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