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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
Manasseh’s Folder: Of A Greedy Nation And A Homeless President
Brethren in the Lord, let us open our Bible to the book of Matthew. We are reading from the twentieth verse of the eighth chapter. For a better understanding, the Presbyterians should open the Akwapem version. Pastor Mensa Otabil’s ICGC worshipers should open the New International Version, but I....

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The Bernard Lewis syndrome
The latest US presidential elections campaign did not all of a sudden initiate bigoted perceptions of Islam. The phenomenon has been deeply entrenched in the Western mindset for centuries, though it took on a somewhat sophisticated façade in the 20th century under the guise of scholarship.

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A community’s celebrations
Unlike many other Christian communities from different Diasporas that celebrate Christmas on 25 December, Armenian Orthodox Churches worldwide celebrate it on 6 January, a day before the Coptic Orthodox Church’s celebrations. In Egypt, the small but active Armenian community, believed to have been....

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You have the right to be informed: Write to UK.gov, save El Reg Reader appeal Section 40, Crime and Courts Act 2013, threatens our work for you 177 Comments 10 Jan 08:02
You have the right to be informed: Write to UK.gov, save El Reg Section 40, Crime and Courts Act 2013, threatens our work for you. Reader appeal Gareth Corfield The government is about to commence a piece of legislation that will seriously affect The Register ’s ability to Bite The Hand That Feeds IT.

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On patrol with the Street Angels watching over nights out in the city
TONIGHT – just like any other Friday or Saturday night – an army of volunteers will take to the streets to help keep people safe in Bradford city centre. I decided to join them for one evening to see the valuable work they do. It's 10pm and my late shift at the paper has finished, so I make my way....

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‘Thieves have become sophisticated’: Malawi CSOs warn public officials
Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) have warned public officials both elected and appointed that they are being watched and will account for their omissions or commission when discharging their duties arguing that nobody is above law. The CSOs said they have enhanced their watchdog role claiming....

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News Gurnett Cathey reacts to the testimony of Ronald Ellis Gurnett Cathey reacts to the testimony of Ronald Ellis Gurnett Cathey reacts to the testimony of Ronald Ellis. Ellis is on trial on a charge of killing Cathey's daughter, Torhonda Cathey, in 2014
Gurnett Cathey reacts to the testimony of Ronald Ellis. Gurnett Cathey reacts to the testimony of Ronald Ellis. Ellis is on trial on a charge of killing Cathey's daughter, Torhonda Cathey, in 2014 in the parking lot of the Target on Colonial in East Memphis.

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Philippines 2017 Or The Year Of Living Dangerously – Analysis
After the election triumph of President Rodrigo Duterte, the Philippines has initiated a series of economic reforms to accelerate development, decentralize governance and a tough but controversial struggle against corruption and drugs. The early economic signals are promising.

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Government to pursue rule changes to MPs' expenses in 'first half of 2017'
The Turnbull government has committed to long-awaited MP entitlements reform in the first half of the year as it seeks to limit the damage from the latest expenses scandal, which has centred around Health Minister Sussan Ley's Gold Coast travel and drawn in other senior Coalition figures.

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'I was invited because I'm the Trade Minister': Steve Ciobo defends MPs' taxpayer-funded attendance at sport events
Trade Minister Steve Ciobo has argued the case for politicians to attend sporting events on the taxpayer dime, describing it as the kind of activity that voters expect. Mr Ciobo, Finance Minister Mathias Cormann and Tasmanian senator David Bushy claimed publicly-funded travel entitlements to go to the 2013 AFL grand final, according to the ABC .

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'I was invited because I'm the Trade Minister': Steve Ciobo defends MPs' taxpayer-funded attendance at sport events
Trade Minister Steve Ciobo has argued the case for politicians to attend sporting events on the taxpayer dime, describing it as the kind of activity that voters expect. Mr Ciobo, Finance Minister Mathias Cormann and Tasmanian senator David Bushy claimed publicly-funded travel entitlements to go to the 2013 AFL grand final, according to the ABC .

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