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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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Philippine churches to ring bells to protest drug killings
MANILA, Philippines — A Philippine Catholic leader said Sunday that church bells would be rung every night for three months across his northern district to raise alarm over a sharp spike in police killings of drug suspects, adding to a growing outcry over President Rodrigo Duterte’s bloody crackdown.

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Philippine churches to ring bells to protest drug killings
Jomari (only one name given), a neighbor and friend of slain Kian Loyd Delos Santos, refuses to leave the wake of his friend Friday, Aug. 18, 2017 in Caloocan city north of Manila, Philippines. Kian Loyd, a 17-year-old Grade 11 student, was killed on Wednesday allegedly in a shootout with police.

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After Grenfell: a carnival to remember
O n 6 July, three weeks after a still-unknown number of people died in the Grenfell Tower fire, Greg Hands MP, minister for London, wrote an open letter to London’s mayor, Sadiq Khan, to ask whether it was “appropriate” to hold Notting Hill carnival in the “proximity of a major national disaster”.

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Trump’s biggest failure? Not standing up for his own family.
Okay, sports fans. I know that, at this point, I’m risking a 10-yard late-hit penalty for writing about President Trump and the mess he’s created for our country by fumbling Charlottesville so badly. But Trump’s behavior shows, unfortunately, how right I was two weeks ago when I wrote that he’s....

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Strategist Arthur Finkelstein pioneered polling practices
Arthur Finkelstein, a reclusive political Svengali who revolutionized campaign polling and financing and helped elect a bevy of conservative candidates, including President Ronald Reagan and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, died Friday night in Ipswich, Massachusetts, where he lived. He was 72.

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Politics: Has corruption swallowed the soul of Kenyan media?
Hours after the results of the presidential elections were announced, when the police were on their brutalisation spree, a certain group of Kenyans started complaining about local media. Their collective grouse was that local journalists were not reporting what innocent Kenyans were going through at....

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Living life by the book
Asaf Pirali has been a pioneer in private tertiary education in T&T for more than three decades. In fact, through his efforts and desire to offer an educational experience that would be internationally recognised, many have been able to accomplish their academic dreams .

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Higher Level for Berbice artistes
Skeldon’s Dan City Recording pushes Berbice music industry By Ravena Gildharie IN an industry fraught with stiff competition and where support and opportunities are limited, a group of musicians in the Ancient County of Berbice have teamed up and are rallying around a Line Path, Skeldon-based studio....

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Pappy Waldorf was OSU's greatest coach
As spring 1932 approached, Oklahoma A&M people grew alarmed. Great Depression budget cuts had crippled the university, and there was talk that football coach Lynn Waldorf might be enticed away to the University of Oklahoma. Dean C.H. McElroy, head of the athletic cabinet, said, “It would set us back....

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Tales from the Coffeeshop: Born-again Nik praying for Cyprob resurrection
“REFUGEES in Cyprus at 272,000” boasted the headline on the Phil website the other day, informing its visitors that, according to the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC), “for Cyprus the number of the displaced in 2016 came to 272,000.” It was not just the number of tourists visiting Kyproulla that hit record highs in 2016.

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Living proof love is the right medicine
Retired gynecologist Dr. Eldon Lee often referred to as the "father of modern obstetrics in northern British Columbia" delivered more than 10,000 babies in his 32 years of medical practice. Sixty-five years ago, he married Marjorie Cartmell, the love of his life; he has always recognized the major....

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