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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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‘Perry Mason’: HBO’s prequel is a case of the unsavory sleuth
The HBO prequel/reboot series “Perry Mason” is set in the Los Angeles of the early 1930s, just a few years before the Showtime sequel series “Penny Dreadful: City of Angels,” but the former just might be more lurid and crazier than the latter — and that’s saying a lot, given there’s a shape-shifting....
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‘American Idol’ Alum Gabby Barrett Transcends Genre On Debut Album ‘Goldmine’
Gabby Barrett has spent the past decade perfecting her talent on and off the stage, and now the American Idol alum has released her debut album Goldmine via Warner Music Nashville. Robby Klein. Gabby Barrett has spent the past decade honing her talent on and off the stage, and now the....
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Large number of schools will not be able to teach all pupils all the time – Weir
A large number of schools in Northern Ireland will not be able to return to full-capacity teaching in September, the Education Minister has said. Peter Weir’s comments come amid concern expressed by some school leaders at the suggestion from Stormont that most pupils will be returning to full-time education in the autumn.
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Anglican lay readers decry hardship as ban on church gatherings continues
Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Church of Uganda lay readers in Mukono Diocese are enduring hardship as the government maintains a ban on public gatherings implying that even churches will remain closed. Lay readers are ordinary worshipers usually members of the congregation called to preach or....
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Yellow wind warning for Mayo and Galway tomorrow
The remains of Detective Garda Colm Horkan will be brought to his family home in Charlestown this evening. People will get a chance to pay their respects as they're brought through Ballaghaderreen, where he worked in the past. Preparations for a state funeral; The 29th of this month is the date for....
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Large number of schools will not be able to teach all pupils all the time – Weir
A large number of schools in Northern Ireland will not be able to return to full-capacity teaching in September, the Education Minister has said. Peter Weir’s comments come amid concern expressed by some school leaders at the suggestion from Stormont that most pupils will be returning to full-time education in the autumn.
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Large number of schools will not be able to teach all pupils all the time – Weir
A large number of schools in Northern Ireland will not be able to return to full-capacity teaching in September, the Education Minister has said. Peter Weir’s comments come amid concern expressed by some school leaders at the suggestion from Stormont that most pupils will be returning to full-time education in the autumn.
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Large number of schools will not be able to teach all pupils all the time – Weir
A large number of schools in Northern Ireland will not be able to return to full-capacity teaching in September, the Education Minister has said. Peter Weir’s comments come amid concern expressed by some school leaders at the suggestion from Stormont that most pupils will be returning to full-time education in the autumn.
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Minister Niyitegeka Eliezer in the implementation of the extermination policy called “civil defense” in the former prefecture of Kibuye
By Dr BIZIMANA Jean Damascène INTRODUCTION. As the genocidal government was progressively losing the battle, it did everything to intensify the massacres in the areas it controlled. In order to achieve it very quickly, Jean Kambanda had assigned Niyitegeka Eliezer to the Kibuye region, to control....
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Andrew Lloyd Webber reveals singing could be banned when theatres reopen
Lord Lloyd Webber has revealed that a draft government report advises that singing is banned when theatres reopen in order to prevent the spread of coronavirus. He joked that such a move would be “brilliant” for musicals, suggesting that to his dismay, he did not think politicians quite understood the nature of the industry.
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Government wants to ban SINGING when musicals return to the West End says Lord Lloyd Webber because of fears that it spreads coronavirus Daily Mail
The Government has advised theatres to ban singing when musicals return to the West End, according to Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber. Lord Webber revealed his plans to to test hygiene technologies needed to bring back stage productions in London's Palladium in the first week of July this morning.
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