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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
Heart attack left me wondering who I was says Shakin’ Stevens, heading to Ipswich Regent
“Something like that, you start to think don’t you,” he says of the doctors’ battle to save him after he collapsed while gardening, followed by months in hospital. “If you don’t do it now you’ll never know. You get to a stage where you want to find out...

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Objects of affection
In less than half a century the predominantly White Jews neighbourhood in Mattancherry transformed itself into a colourful antiques bazar. Homes with the Star of David on their frontage morphed gradually into stores retailing old furniture, sculptures, and paintings.

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Pope sends message to young people at Barcelona symposium
Source: The Holy See. Headline: Pope sends message to young people at Barcelona symposium. 2017-03-29 Vatican Radio. (Vatican Radio) Pope Francis has sent a message to participants in the European Symposium on Young People, encouraging them to reflect “on the challenges of evangelization”.

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Latest News: New National Recording Registry Picks
Source: US Global Legal Monitor. Headline: Latest News: New National Recording Registry Picks. Judy Garland’s hit single “Over The Rainbow”; the original-cast album of “The Wiz”; the rap group N.W.A’s seminal album, “Straight Outta Compton”; the Eagles’ 1976 “Their Greatest Hits”; and the national....

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Pope appeals for protection for Iraqi civilians trapped in war
Source: The Holy See. Headline: Pope appeals for protection for Iraqi civilians trapped in war. 2017-03-29 Vatican Radio. (Vatican Radio) Pope Francis has appealed for a concerted effort to protect Iraqi civilians who are victims of the ongoing bloody war in their nation and he prayed in particular....

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The score of his life
If one were to tell a young George Mathew that he would grow up to collaborate with and conduct artistes from across the globe, he would have scoffed. He was the church organist and helped form the church choir in his neighbourhood church in Thiruvananthapuram.

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The score of his life
If one were to tell a young George Mathew that he would grow up to collaborate with and conduct artistes from across the globe, he would have scoffed. He was the church organist and helped form the church choir in his neighbourhood church in Thiruvananthapuram.

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Pope Francis renews appeal for prayers for Iraqi people
Source: The Holy See. Headline: Pope Francis renews appeal for prayers for Iraqi people. 2017-03-29 Vatican Radio. (Vatican Radio) Pope Francis has asked for prayers for the people of Iraq, also appealing for all in Mosul to “engage fully with the civil protection forces, as an imperative and urgent obligation.

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High Sheriff honours the unsung heroes of Suffolk
The High Sheriff Awards were held at The Hoffman Building in Snape Maltings last Thursday – with eight winners honoured overall across seven categories and many more highly commended. And the winner of the under-25 Young Volunteer of the Year Award was Hannah Harvey, from Lowestoft, who volunteers at the DreamworX Youth Project in the town.

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Tripping the light fantastic.... a lookback to Bradford's dancing heyday
DANCING was the perfect distraction. Ballrooms were a popular destination for many young Bradfordians at a time when you pretty much made your own entertainment. Back in the day when TVs were scarce and we didn’t have the transport, or transportation networks we have now, people found their own fun....

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Turnbull pulls plug on China treaty under pressure from Labor
A Turnbull government plan to quietly ratify the China-Australia extradition treaty has collapsed, with mounting opposition from the Coalition backbench and Labor's decision to oppose the treaty causing the government to withdraw it from Parliament. Opposition Leader Bill Shorten rang Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull on Tuesday morning at 8.

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