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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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Soprano makes a triumphant return to Reading in 1933 (Ron Devlin's History Book)
When Orsola Pucciarelli took the stage at Reading’s Rajah Theatre in November 1933, it was a night of triumph and reunion. The 27-year-old Reading-born coloratura soprano had gone off to study voice in New York, aided by the Business and Professional Women’s Club.
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Funeral of Keelin Shanley taking place today
The funeral of RTÉ broadcaster Keelin Shanley will take place today at St Paul's Church in Glenageary, Co Dublin. The award-winning Keelin is survived by her husband Conor and two children, Lucy and Ben. The funeral will be a Humanist ceremony. Keelin grew up in Dublin and studied biochemistry at....
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Inside Mike Bloomberg’s Big Play for Black Voters
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 Mike Bloomberg’s Big Play for Black Voters
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 Mike Bloomberg’s Big Play for Black Voters
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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Moi’s Cabinets and unending intrigues
His friend, Simeon Nyachae, the central Provincial Commissioner (PC), recalled how at one point, as the increasingly condescending attitude towards Moi turned to harassment, the VP drafted a letter of resignation. Moi’s private offices in the Rift Valley had been ransacked by the police, at the orders of Mungai.
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Bloomberg making big play for black vote
A meeting with black pastors in Detroit. A speech before a black Democratic organisation in Montgomery. A rally at a black university. A tour of Martin Luther King Jr's church. All in the past two weeks. While Mike Bloomberg's rivals battle it out in majority-white Iowa and New Hampshire, the....
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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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Bloomberg making big play for black vote
A meeting with black pastors in Detroit. A speech before a black Democratic organisation in Montgomery. A rally at a black university. A tour of Martin Luther King Jr's church. All in the past two weeks. While Mike Bloomberg's rivals battle it out in majority-white Iowa and New Hampshire, the....
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Donoghue attended the Montserrat Secondary School, a privilege at the time only afforded to exceptional students or those with wealthy parents. In 1950, Reggie Martin Sr. died of kidney failure. He left behind 17 children, including Donoghue. The once affluent family was suddenly destitute, and many....
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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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It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God. Matthew, 19. 24

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