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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
When Boston was America’s ‘capital’ of anti-Semitism
BOSTON — You won’t find it mentioned along the city’s “Freedom Trail” route, but Boston was once home to a thriving network of Nazi supporters. Not only did the Cradle of Liberty’s anti-Semitic activists receive funds and direction from Berlin, they also helped incite “small pogroms” against Jews well into the war.

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Relying on faith amid Harvey destruction
By Darran Simon CNN (CNN) -- Patricia Holloway hovered over her 15-year-old triplets crouched in the closet and prayed as the wind whistled and a tornado ripped shingles off the roof. Holloway's sister, who had also squeezed into the closet, recited Psalm 91, a Psalm of protection.

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Snow Fall: Can a Family Survive After Their Plane Crashes in the Rockies?
Brian screamed, but no one heard him; his parents were both unconscious. The plane plowed through seven feet of snow, carving a deep groove in the powder. Just yards shy of a hundred-foot drop, it collided with the base of a spruce and came to a halt. A nearby tree fell, crushing the roof. Tony woke to the sound of Brian shouting.

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Alabama Senate candidates stump for votes over long weekend
Alabama Sen. Luther Strange and challenger Roy Moore spent Labor Day weekend in a whirl of stump stops at a college football game, a church and a "Sweet Tater" festival trying to rally voters ahead of this month's Republican runoff for the U.S. Senate.

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Alabama Senate candidates stump for votes over long weekend
Alabama Sen. Luther Strange and challenger Roy Moore spent Labor Day weekend in a whirl of stump stops at a college football game, a church and a "Sweet Tater" festival trying to rally voters ahead of this month's Republican runoff for the U.S. Senate.

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Alabama Senate candidates stump for votes over long weekend
Alabama Sen. Luther Strange and challenger Roy Moore spent Labor Day weekend in a whirl of stump stops at a college football game, a church and a "Sweet Tater" festival trying to rally voters ahead of this month's Republican runoff for the U.S. Senate.

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Alabama Senate candidates stump for votes over long weekend
Alabama Sen. Luther Strange and challenger Roy Moore spent Labor Day weekend in a whirl of stump stops at a college football game, a church and a "Sweet Tater" festival trying to rally voters ahead of this month's Republican runoff for the U.S. Senate.

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Capital’s mobile F&B chains show signs of settling down
Mobile food and beverage carts are doing brisk business, filling gaps in the country’s crowded matrix of restaurants and cafés, and competing on price and convenience. The advantages of mobility are many, with carts able to adjust to changes in customer traffic flow, operate on minimal overhead, and....

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Alabama Senate candidates stump for votes over long weekend
Alabama Sen. Luther Strange and challenger Roy Moore spent Labor Day weekend in a whirl of stump stops at a college football game, a church and a "Sweet Tater" festival trying to rally voters ahead of this month's Republican runoff for the U.S. Senate.

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Alabama Senate candidates stump for votes over long weekend
Alabama Sen. Luther Strange and challenger Roy Moore spent Labor Day weekend in a whirl of stump stops at a college football game, a church and a "Sweet Tater" festival trying to rally voters ahead of this month's Republican runoff for the U.S. Senate.

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Alabama Senate candidates stump for votes over long weekend
Alabama Sen. Luther Strange and challenger Roy Moore spent Labor Day weekend in a whirl of stump stops at a college football game, a church and a "Sweet Tater" festival trying to rally voters ahead of this month's Republican runoff for the U.S. Senate.

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