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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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Don Imus, radio host who pushed boundaries, deies at 79
By Robert D. McFadden. Don Imus, who tested the limits of shock radio with his irreverent attacks on celebrities, politicians, racial and ethnic groups, women, gay people and practically anyone whose head stuck up out of the foxhole, died on Friday in College Station, Texas. He was 79.
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Don Imus, Radio Host Who Pushed Boundaries, Dies at 79
, who tested the limits of shock radio with his irreverent attacks on celebrities, politicians, racial and ethnic groups, women, gay people and practically anyone whose head stuck up out of the foxhole, died on Friday in College Station, Texas. He was 79. A publicist, Matthew Hiltzik, confirmed his death, at Baylor Scott and White Medical Center.
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Martial arts star and 'rocking reverend' among the local heroes in New Year Honours list
Household names from the worlds of showbiz, sport and politics have been recognised alongside a glittering array of figures from the arts, sciences and charity in the New Year Honours list. British-born Australian songstress Olivia Newton-John is made a dame for services to charity, cancer research....
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Hard act to follow: Relive the best music gigs of 2019
THE crowd is animated. Punters are almost shouting to be heard. There's anticipation, mixed with booze in the air. Then the PA is silenced and the lights go dark. The crowd erupts as one. It's showtime. This was a sensation Newcastle Herald's music writers experienced in 2019.
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Adéla and Petr Mucha on Christianity, Christmas and the Underground Church under Communism
I began by asking Muchas about the “wave of terror” against church figures in the 1950s, attempts by the regime to both dismantle and co-opt religious institutions in later decades, and how priests – whether practicing openly or secretly ordained – worked under the system.
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Roots for the Home Team enterprise planning another championship lineup for Minnesota Twins games
Sue Moores has dovetailed her career as a dietitian with a passion for healthful food, working since 2012 with inner-city kids and enriching neighborhoods with a social enterprise called Roots for the Home Team. Moores, a nutritionist for Kowalski’s, a key partner, was inspired by inner-city....
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Humor: Remembering "Businessmen" and Hippies
Who remembers brief cases, carried by dads everywhere? Eight pound, spit-shined, Mahogany-colored leather cases, they sometimes had gold plated combination locks and even "feet" so they could stand up on their own. Some expanded, accordion style, to accommodate extra papers from the office. Brief cases served an important social function.
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REVENGE KILLING 'Abused' teen, 19, ‘kills paedo priest by ramming CRUCIFIX down throat' THE suspect, 19, was allegedly abused by the Roger Matassoli, 91, as was his father before him in Agnetz, France. The teen has been arrested and remanded in custody on
For years the Catholic Church has been rocked by child sex abuse allegations on an almost biblical scale. Accusations against priests have been levelled across the world with the Vatican saying at least 3,400 credible cases were referred to it between 2004 and 2014.
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Father Brian reminisces on his 50 years as a priest
Raised in the village of Bellanaleck amid storytellers, yarns and football, Brian D’Arcy never dreamed he would become a priest until a meeting with a Passionist at The Graan Monastery set him on the road to priesthood against his parent’s wishes. Now, as he celebrates 50 years as a priest, Father....
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Catholic church to unveil museum in memory of Muteesa I
FILE PHOTO: Kampala Archbishop Cyprian Kizito Lwanga. Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The Catholic church in Uganda is in final stages of unveiling a grand religious museum depicting the history of Christianity and Catholicism in particular, since the 1870s when the first missionaries arrived in the country.
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A second chance to tour ‘new’ Polaris: Around The Town
By Rich Heileman, Sun News MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS, Ohio -- If you were among those who were unable to attend last October’s open house at the newly-renovated Polaris Career Center, 7285 Old Oak Blvd. in Middleburg Heights, you’ve got a second chance. Prospective students and community members will....
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