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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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Betrayed: Holocaust survivor warns the world
Irving Roth speaks of the gates closed by democracies, especially the betrayal by the FDR administration, to rescue European Jewish men, women and children, six million of whom were murdered in unspeakable ways. He draws on his experience growing up in a small town in what became Fascist Slovakia....
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Hanging tough at Interclub
The NSW Game Fishing Association's State Championships, better known as Interclub, has long brought people together and this year perhaps more than others. Member clubs on the south coast have done it tough through the bushfires over New Year and some individuals who normally fish Interclub won't....
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Inside Michael Bloomberg’s big play for black voters
Bloomberg’s outreach aims squarely at former Vice President Joe Biden, who is banking on loyal black voters to resuscitate his bid after poor showings in Iowa and New Hampshire. “Who can beat Donald Trump? That’s what people care about,” said former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter, who is among the black leaders endorsing Bloomberg.
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Inside Mike Bloomberg's big play for black voters
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — A meeting with nearly 80 black pastors in Detroit. A speech before a black Democratic organization in Montgomery. A rally at a historically black university. A tour of Martin Luther King Jr.'s church. An early voting kickoff at an African American museum. All in the past two weeks.
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Inside Michael Bloomberg's big play for black voters
FILE - In this Feb. 3, 2020, photo, Democratic presidential candidate and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, right, talks with supporters during a campaign stop in Sacramento, Calif. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli) MONTGOMERY, Ala. – A meeting with nearly 80 black pastors in Detroit.
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BYU basketball has a chance to improve road form, bolster NCAA resume this week
PROVO — One thing notably absent from the BYU men’s basketball team as it looks to build up a resume as an NCAA Tournament “lock” comes outside of the Cougars’ fearsome home environment, the Marriott Center. That is to say, road wins. Winning away from home is hard, and while BYU — which ranks No. 23 in the NCAA’s NET rankings, No.
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'Giant of the Wellington community' Sir Des Britten dies after battle with cancer
Among his many accolades, Sir Des was previously vicar at St Barnabas Church, Roseneath. He ran the Wellington Coachman Restaurant for 28 years, was a columnist for The Dominion Post for 14 years, a television chef and radio host, and was author of several cookbooks.
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German Far Right Reopens Wounds Of Dresden Bombing
Germany will mark 75 years since the destruction of Dresden in World War II on Thursday, with the far right seeking to inflate victim numbers and play down Nazi crimes. President Frank-Walter Steinmeier will give a speech at Dresden's Palace of Culture, walking a fine line between remembering those....
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Joel Embiid Gave Sixers Fans What They Wanted - The Ringer
It’s clear the Sixers haven’t reached their full potential this season. They’ve consistently failed to unlock their best offense, Brett Brown’s rotations don’t gel, and Ben Simmons still isn’t taking jumpers. They’re on pace to finish the year with a similar win total as each of their last two....
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German far right reopens wounds of Dresden bombing
Germany will mark 75 years since the destruction of Dresden in World War II on Thursday, with the far right seeking to inflate victim numbers and play down Nazi crimes. President Frank-Walter Steinmeier will give a speech at Dresden's Palace of Culture, walking a fine line between remembering those....
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Pabillo asks faithful to pray for Manila archdiocese
Archdiocese of Manila Apostolic Administrator, Bishop Broderick Pabillo. (File photo) MANILA -- Bishop Broderick Pabillo, newly appointed Apostolic Administrator of the Archdiocese of Manila, is urging the faithful to pray for the archdiocese. Nagpapasalamat ako at humihingi ng dasal sa lahat.
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