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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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Even though she'll lose this race, Kathleen Wynne keeps running
Wynne and partner Jane Rounthwaite shop for cheese as she makes a campaign stop in St. Albert, Ont., on Thursday, May 31. (Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press) The plan: Fear of Ford. The Wynne campaign team had a plan. Led by seasoned strategist David Herle, with Deb Matthews and Tim Murphy as....

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Kathleen Wynne keeps running, even though she'll lose this race
Wynne and partner Jane Rounthwaite shop for cheese as she makes a campaign stop in St. Albert, Ont., on Thursday, May 31. (Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press) The plan: Fear of Ford. The Wynne campaign team had a plan. Led by seasoned strategist David Herle, with Deb Matthews and Tim Murphy as....

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US coal lobby fights black-lung tax as disease rates surge
PRINCETON, West Virginia - As a young man, Barry Shrewsbury dug coal in the West Virginia mines and spent his time off hunting and fishing in the rolling hills. Now, at 62, he struggles to breathe and accomplish basic tasks such as shopping and showering, and relies on a federal fund for ex-miners....

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Despite renewed calls, funding for research on gun violence continues to stall
Jessica McGowan/Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — The names of the schools, churches, nightclubs and cities have become synonymous with some of the nation’s deadliest mass shootings. Columbine, Sandy Hook and Parkland; Sutherland Springs and AME Baptist Church; and Pulse and Vegas.

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John Julius Norwich: Aristocrat historian and broadcaster whose passions were inspired by remarkable parents
Lord Norwich liked to have his cake and eat it. By adding his Christian names to the viscountcy granted to his father, John Julius Cooper became John Julius Norwich, which sounded less stuffy, but meant he retained his seat in the House of Lords. An incurable optimist, he had other fixed ideas, such....

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The religious minority seizing power in the Liberal Party
Already the new power bloc is using its numbers. After seizing control at April’s state council, the Bastiaan forces put Senate preselections on hold - openly defying Malcolm Turnbull’s desire to quickly settle on federal candidates. Senator Jane Hume, who holds socially liberal views, is regarded....

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The religious minority seizing power in the Liberal Party
Already the new power bloc is using its numbers. After seizing control at April’s state council, the Bastiaan forces put Senate preselections on hold - openly defying Malcolm Turnbull’s desire to quickly settle on federal candidates. Senator Jane Hume, who holds socially liberal views, is regarded....

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The religious minority seizing power in the Liberal Party
Already the new power bloc is using its numbers. After seizing control at April’s state council, the Bastiaan forces put Senate preselections on hold - openly defying Malcolm Turnbull’s desire to quickly settle on federal candidates. Senator Jane Hume, who holds socially liberal views, is regarded....

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Australia ?complicit? in Malaysian corruption
SYDNEY: Leading Malaysian politician Anwar Ibrahim claimed on Friday that Australia was complicit in alleged corruption by the former government as he called on Canberra to send home a policeman implicated in a murder scandal. Former opposition leader Anwar slammed Canberra’s "tainted" policy....

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Pay attention to the Alabama attorney general's race
Once voters get past the Governor's race, most of them don't have nearly as much information about down-ballot state races. The Alabama attorney general's race is no exception. This race is one of the more interesting contests this election cycle. It's also one of the most important offices in the state.

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More than a century later, Almonte hero George Eccles finally has a headstone
A monument to George Eccles, who helped save more than 200 lives during a shipwreck in 1909, will be unveiled at the St. Paul’s Anglican Church cemetery on Wolf Grove Road. The Almonte native was the first radio telegrapher to die at sea bravely sticking to his post, summoning help after the SS....

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