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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
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Dec. 7 — It's About Pearl Harbor, The Pacific Theater and a Birthday for Avon World War II Veteran
AVON, CT The seventh the day of December has extra meaning to World War II veteran Angelo "Bob" Galiette above and beyond being Pearl Harbor Day. It represents a defining moment in his life, but it also happens to be his birthday. And on that day in 1941, things went from a simple celebration over a....

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Editorial: A day to remember
Genevieve Schwartz, Prescott, sent in her husband’s recollection of Dec. 7, 1941, printed below. The news changed millions of people’s lives and left lifelong scars, figuratively and literally. Now, 75 years later, the world is once again divided and there seems to be no tolerance or understanding left in most people.

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Warren Gerds/Critic at Large: Week ahead: Christmas shows dot area stages
GREEN BAY, Wis. Below is more information on “Daddy D’s Christmas” in Ashwaubenon, Marion and Green Bay, “A Christmas Story” in Oshkosh, “Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol” in Sturgeon Bay, “The Nutcracker” in Appleton, “The Evening News Hour” in Sturgeon Bay, “A Christmas Story” in De Pere, Theatre on....

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'Father Forgive': How One Christian Woman Learnt To Forgive Her Husband's Murderers
On Christmas Eve 2012 Alan Greaves, 68, was brutally murdered on his way to play the organ at his local parish church for midnight mass. Two men Jonathan Bowling and Ashley Foster, both 22, were later jailed for the killing in which they battered Alan to death with a pick axe in an unprovoked attack.

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Trial to Begin for Charleston Church Shooting Suspect Dylann Roof
iStock/Thinkstock (CHARLESTON, S.C.) The federal death penalty trial is set to begin for 22-year-old Dylann Roof, who authorities say is responsible for killing nine people in a Charleston, South Carolina, church last year. Roof, who is white, is accused of fatally shooting nine black parishioners....

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The North Texans of Pearl Harbor: Lives cut short, lives well lived
Robert Wainscott, 19, made three trips to the engine room of the USS West Virginia to rescue fellow crew members as the battleship sank in Pearl Harbor. On his third trip up from the engine room, an explosion blew him off the ship's second deck. He spent the next 45 hours unconscious, wounded and....

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Popular rugby presenter reveals the utter tragedy he's faced amid 30-year battle with crippling depression
He’s known as the funny man of Welsh rugby, with his pitch-side quips and gag-laden after-dinning speaking. But there is another side to Phil Steele, a side not many people will be aware of - until now. For more than 30 years, he has fought a battle against crippling bouts of depression and anxiety, heightened by tragedies in his personal life.

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Bus crash families’ heartache
Fezeka Dladla and her brother, Anele, mourn the death of their mother, Zandile Dladla, who died in the bus accident. Picture: Motshwari Mofokeng/Daily News. Durban – When Fezeka Dladla, 22, heard about a bus crash on the Higginson Highway, near Savannah Park, she hoped her mother, Zandile Dladla, 43, was not among the dead.

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Contrite Sfiso’s shock death
WHEN a visibly tired looking gospel star Sfiso Ncwane left the stage at the Laërskool Burgersfort after a few minutes’appearance on stage before midnight on Saturday, he contritely asked for forgiveness from the promoters and fans for his late arrival.

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‘The Lady in the Van’: Getting can sometimes cause a stink
Many Japanese have dreamed of living their last days in London, just as Americans in the 1920s used to dream of romantically passing away in Paris. Now, as Japan grows grayer with each passing year, an increasing number of older Japanese are eyeing Great Britain’s capital city with a particular longing.

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Mayor drops inquiry of police chief's speeding
Brinkley Mayor Billy Hankins said he won't pursue an investigation of the city's police chief for excessive speeding because the mayor didn't witness the Oct. 21 traffic stop in Clarendon and those at the scene could have been joking when they said Chief Ed Randle was clocked on radar going 107 miles per hour in his Ford F-150 pickup.

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