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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
Lutefisk tradition continues in Minnesota
Chris Dorff, president of the Olsen Fish Company in Minneapolis, the only high-volume producer of lutefisk in the U.S., told Minnesota Public Radio News that sales have been dropping consistently since 1995. One of the places still holding lutefisk dinners is First Lutheran in Duluth.

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Climbing High to Alaska’s Music Summit
This one’s for you, Alaskan musicians who are looking to develop their sound, find bigger opportunities, and gain a larger audience — the inaugural‘Alaska Music Summit’ presented by the Alaska Independent Music Initiative (AKIMI). AKIMI has already proved well that great success can happen for local....

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AP Top International News at 10:46 a.m. EST
Sydney man charged with brokering North Korea missile sales. French sailor Gabart sets new solo round-the-world record. South Africa's ruling ANC party prepares to elect new leader. 3 astronauts blast off for International Space Station. Prince Harry interviews Obama for radio show. Pope Francis blows out birthday candle on extra-long pizza.

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Former Second World War RAF radio operator involved in Dambusters raid dies
Maureen Stevens, nee Miller, known as Maud, 97, from Coleburn Road in Norwich, died at Saxlingham Hall Nursing Home the day before her and her husband’s 74th wedding anniversary. Mrs Stevens, met her former RAF Bomber Command pilot partner Steve Stevens in 1943 after guiding his aircraft safely to land following a raid in Germany.

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AP Top International News at 10:46 a.m. EST
Sydney man charged with brokering North Korea missile sales. French sailor Gabart sets new solo round-the-world record. South Africa's ruling ANC party prepares to elect new leader. 3 astronauts blast off for International Space Station. Prince Harry interviews Obama for radio show. Pope Francis blows out birthday candle on extra-long pizza.

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Climbing High to Alaska’s Music Summit
This one’s for you, Alaskan musicians who are looking to develop their sound, find bigger opportunities, and gain a larger audience — the inaugural‘Alaska Music Summit’ presented by the Alaska Independent Music Initiative (AKIMI). AKIMI has already proved well that great success can happen for local....

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Former Second World War RAF radio operator involved in Dambusters raid dies
Maureen Stevens, nee Miller, known as Maud, 97, from Coleburn Road in Norwich, died at Saxlingham Hall Nursing Home the day before her and her husband’s 74th wedding anniversary. Mrs Stevens, met her former RAF Bomber Command pilot partner Steve Stevens in 1943 after guiding his aircraft safely to land following a raid in Germany.

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Final goodbye: Roll call of some who died in 2017
Steven McDonald, 59. A New York police detective who was paralyzed by a teenage gunman's bullet in 1986 but publicly forgave the shooter and became an international voice for peace. Jan. 10. Tommy Allsup, 85. A guitarist best known for losing a coin toss that kept him off a plane that later crashed....

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AP Top International News at 9:53 a.m. EST
Sydney man charged with brokering North Korea missile sales. French sailor Gabart sets new solo round-the-world record. South Africa's ruling ANC party prepares to elect new leader. 3 astronauts blast off for International Space Station. Prince Harry interviews Obama for radio show. Pope Francis blows out birthday candle on extra-long pizza.

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AP Top International News at 9:53 a.m. EST
Sydney man charged with brokering North Korea missile sales. French sailor Gabart sets new solo round-the-world record. South Africa's ruling ANC party prepares to elect new leader. 3 astronauts blast off for International Space Station. Prince Harry interviews Obama for radio show. Pope Francis blows out birthday candle on extra-long pizza.

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What’s Happening for Dec. 17
Sunday Faux Snow Day at Children’s Museum: Olympia Mountaineers will host its annual snow shoe event at the Hands on Children’s Museum, 414 Jefferson St. NE, Olympia, from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Mountaineer volunteers will help children strap on a pair of snow shoes and navigate down a snow path.

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