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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
The violent end of Daniel Ortega’s decade of quiet
The protests sprang up across the country after Mr Ortega announced an overhaul of public pensions, in which Nicaraguans would pay more to receive less. The government, along with goons doing its bidding, responded with a brutal show of force: live ammunition was used on unarmed demonstrators.

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New cell site launched in Sagada
SAGADA, Mountain Province, April 26 (PIA) -- Traditional rituals were conducted recently to formally accept the entry of a major development in this tourist town. Elders led by Indigenous Peoples Mandatory Representative Councilor Jaime Dugao performed traditional rituals called "Apoy" to formally....

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Christians should not be second-class citizens, cardinal tells Saudi Arabia
A senior Vatican official who last week made a historic visit to Saudi Arabia says he told authorities in the kingdom, where non-Muslim worship is banned, that Christians cannot be considered second-class citizens. French cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran’s trip, the first by such a senior Catholic figure,....

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Best Kenyan gospel songs 2018
Born in Dandora, Julius Owino, popularly known as Juliani was a member of Ukoo Flani Mau Mau hip hop group. This group was well-known for putting forward the various socio-political issues in their hardcore lyrical compositions. Even though Juliani was born and brought up in a Dandora suburb, he has....

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Martin Luther King: the Death of the Dream
Fifty years ago, Martin Luther King was assassinated in Memphis. Nowadays, it seems he will forever be remembered as the pacifist minister of the march on Washington on 28 August 1963 and the orator of “I have a dream…”. He was, certainly, both of these. But he was also a champion of civil disobedience, inspired by Thoreau and Gandhi.

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Mary McEvoy: Exploiting farmers who are in crisis is a moral issue - this is about how you treat your neighbours, kicking a man when he is down
The sheep are there simply to “live out their lives” as the actor, who lives on the farm she inherited from her late parents Larry and Catherine , has a horror of lambs, or indeed cattle, being literally led to the slaughter . She’s not an easy woman to label.

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Thursday, April 26, 2018
A controversial bill made a return to the House of Assembly yesterday with the government touting the “improvements” made to the proposed law since its intro- duction last year. Amidst much criticism, the Christie administration tabled the Interception Communication Bill to repeal the Listening Devices Act of 1972.

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Making killers into stars: Stop giving them what they want | Opinion
An animation presented during a Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Commission meeting shows the reported timeline of Nikolas Cruz's actions inside the school on February 14, 2018. Blue dots represent staff, and green dots are students. The dot turns yellow if the person was wounded, purple if the victim died.

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As an NHS palliative care doctor, I say: let Alfie Evans die with dignity | Rachel Clarke
O f all the comments from all the opportunists seeking to make political capital from a dying child, the most asinine, surely, comes from former US congressman Joe Walsh . The talk radio provocateur took to Twitter this week to ask: “Why does an American need an AR-15?” His answer: “To make sure what’s happening to #AlfieEvans never happens here.

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Christians should not be second-class citizens, cardinal tells Saudi Arabia
VATICAN CITY: A senior Vatican official who last week made a historic visit to Saudi Arabia says he told authorities in the kingdom, where non-Muslim worship is banned, that Christians cannot be considered second-class citizens. French cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran's trip, the first by such a senior....

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Lessons from the Marshall Plan: Liberty and faith, not money and power
During today’s discussions about tariffs, free trade, and the limits of internationalism, much of the debate focuses on national power and self-interest. It’s worth remembering the Marshall Plan — approved 70 years ago this month — which also considered values. The plan helped rebuild Europe after World War II.

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