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EGR European Gospel Radio

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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
Thomas Sherlock, who marshaled contentious merger of Maryland health insurers, dies
Thomas Henry Sherlock, a health insurance executive who advocated affordability and marshaled the contentious merger of Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Maryland, often with the levity of a Gilbert and Sullivan line, died Tuesday morning. Mr. Sherlock died from complications of cancer and organ failure at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson.

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SA Christians rally euthanasia prayers
The Christians Supporting Choice for Voluntary Euthanasia have thrown their support behind the latest bill, the 14th attempt to pass such laws in the state, following amendments meaning only terminally ill people could choose to die. "Some oppose voluntary euthanasia arguing that it's wrong because....

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SA Christians rally euthanasia prayers
The Christians Supporting Choice for Voluntary Euthanasia have thrown their support behind the latest bill, the 14th attempt to pass such laws in the state, following amendments meaning only terminally ill people could choose to die. "Some oppose voluntary euthanasia arguing that it's wrong because....

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Catholic Bishops urge confidence in EC ahead of December polls
Catholic Bishops in Ghana have called on Ghanaians to repose confidence in the Electoral Commission’s ability to hold, free, transparent and credible elections on December 7. At the annual Plenary Assembly of the Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference held in Tamale, the Northern Region capital, the....

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SA euthanasia bill prayers on both sides
Christians for and against a proposed voluntary euthanasia bill in South Australia are asking people to pray that a conscience vote will go their way this week. The Christians Supporting Choice for Voluntary Euthanasia have thrown their support behind the latest bill, the 14th attempt to pass such....

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SA euthanasia bill prayers on both sides
Christians for and against a proposed voluntary euthanasia bill in South Australia are asking people to pray that a conscience vote will go their way this week. The Christians Supporting Choice for Voluntary Euthanasia have thrown their support behind the latest bill, the 14th attempt to pass such....

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SA euthanasia bill prayers on both sides
Christians for and against a proposed voluntary euthanasia bill in South Australia are asking people to pray that a conscience vote will go their way this week. The Christians Supporting Choice for Voluntary Euthanasia have thrown their support behind the latest bill, the 14th attempt to pass such....

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SA euthanasia bill prayers on both sides
Christians for and against a proposed voluntary euthanasia bill in South Australia are asking people to pray that a conscience vote will go their way this week. The Christians Supporting Choice for Voluntary Euthanasia have thrown their support behind the latest bill, the 14th attempt to pass such....

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Road to the U.S. as a Syrian refugee
We met Ekbal and his wife Eman in their apartment in Jordan this past August as they were preparing to leave for the U.S. Ekbal owned a clothing store in Daraa, Syria, before the war. He says he was arrested and tortured--accused of being a foreign spy by Assad’s forces just for watching a protest outside his store.

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I Will Not Be Stopped, Says Visually Impaired Bishop Magaya
Harare, – To some, Bishop Ancelimo Magaya (52), who is visually impaired, could be a charity case deserving nothing except pity. To President Robert Mugabe’s government, he could be a rogue cleric who has abandoned the pulpit to dabble in national politics.

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Pope canonizes 7 new saints, including 14-year-old martyr
Rome -Pope Francis on Sunday canonized six men and a woman, including a child martyr from Mexico and a “gaucho priest” from Argentina – in a mass at St Peter’s Square, Rome. They all “fought the fight of faith and love,” said Francis in a Sunday mass before tens of thousands of worshippers.

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