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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 master-planned career of Houston's Robert Glasper
Glasper's ambition proved me shortsighted. "Black Radio" won a best R&B album Grammy in 2005. He's has been a fixture on R&B and hip-hop albums since, including Kendrick Lamar's much-praised "To Pimp a Butterfly," along with scores of others including two of last year's buzziest albums, Maxwell's "blackSUMMERS'night" and Anderson Paak's "Malibu.

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Brussels struggles to deport ‘Salafist’ imam despite ruling he’s a ‘DANGER TO SOCIETY'
GETTY ROMINA MCGUINNESS Theo Francken has revoked the residence permit of radicalised imam Abdelhadi Sewif Abdelhadi Sewif is a prominent preacher of Egyptian origin at the Saudi-funded Brussels’ Grand Mosque. He is alleged to be a Salafist preaching extreme Islamic views at Belgium’s biggest mosque.

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Wednesday, October 4, 2017
o r m e r Member of Pa r l i amen t and Cabinet M i n i s t e r Shane Gibson was served with a volun- tary bill of indictment (VBI) in the magistrate’s court yesterday. However Gibson had the number of charges against him reduced. He was previously charged with 15 counts of bribery, 16 counts of....

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VIDEO: Plaque to be unveiled in Aspatria in honour of Kathleen Ferrier
A blue plaque is set to be unveiled in Aspatria next week in honour of singer Kathleen Ferrier CBE. The tribute at St Kentigern's Church will mark the venue where the internationally-acclaimed contralto gave her first professional performance in 1937. Relatives will unveil the plaque at a ceremony on Monday.

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If your pastor's house had glass walls, what would you see?
The notorious reality TV show called Big Brother puts contestants in a house wired up with cameras in every room. The creatures in this human zoo are on display for the amusement of the viewing public, and it's not an edifying sight: we need privacy to stop us despising each other, it turns out.

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Why Artificial Intelligence can never be the way, the truth and the life
Silicon Valley has 'a vibrant religious culture, a more-or-less orthodox theology, and plenty of rites and institutions to keep its priestly caste employed and relevant', according to philosopher of religion Samuel Loncar . Reassuring, surely, given that the technology it produces shapes every....

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For this student, swastika is one piece of unrelenting racism at Kansas City Catholic school
“I don’t want anyone thinking I’m racist,” her English teacher said, staring at her, “because the black people are sitting in the back.” And he laughed. The whole class laughed. And a few students carried the joke from class to class that first day of school freshman year. That was 2014.

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Chiefs and people of Bongo express gratitude to President for good policies
Bongo (UE), Oct. 3, GNA-The Chiefs and people of the Bongo Traditional area in the Upper East Region have commended and expressed their gratitude to the government and its leadership for implementing good policies and programmes. The Paramount Chief of the area, Naba Baba Salifu Lemyaarum, who made....

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Meet LANY, three Belmont alums who want to be 'the biggest band in the world'
Two songs. That's all it took for LANY — a pop trio comprised of Belmont University alums Paul Klein, Les Priest and Jake Goss — to start attracting attention from record labels. That's also how many songs the band had in total. "Once we started getting emails, I thought that they were fake," says Klein, the group's frontman.

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Bill Leslie to retire from WRAL next summer
After 45 years in broadcasting, Bill Leslie announced Wednesday that he plans to retire from WRAL-TV at the end of June. Bill has answered the pre-dawn wake-up call of WRAL's Morning News for the past 25 years. "Getting up before 2:30 a.m. can be tough, but after a cup of coffee, I am ready to go again," Bill said.

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Over €3m for NW rural regeneration under the Towns and Villages Scheme
. The North West counties have received a significant funding boost under the new Town and Village funding scheme. All three counties of Sligo, Leitrim and Donegal got over a million euro with Donegal getting the highest allocation in the country of over a €1.15m.

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