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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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Ex-Archbishop of Canterbury Warns Environment is the 'Largest Challenge' Faced by Humanity
The environment is the 'largest challenge' ever faced by humanity, former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams has warned. Lord Williams of Oystermouth, 69, said the issue is 'everyone's problem' and added that legislation alone cannot fix it. Speaking during an interview with BBC Radio 4's Today....
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Racing to Help California Fire Victims Meet Claims Deadline
PARADISE, Calif. — Unlike a typical holiday food giveaway, the ham, mashed potatoes and green beans packed in bags at Paradise Alliance Church came with a grim reminder of an even deeper need. Next to the counter where hundreds picked up meals, a table had been set up by an envoy from United States Bankruptcy Court.
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From 'L Word' fan to family: Jacqueline Toboni on starring in the lesbian reboot
For the actor Jacqueline Toboni, being on the set of “The L Word: Generation Q” alongside many of the actors she grew up admiring — and who, she said, gave her “permission to be an actress” — is the ultimate act of code-switching. “Sometimes I definitely feel like we’re a family, but I’m still such a fan,” Toboni told NBC News.
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How the image of 'Sam' eating dinner on path fuelled anger... and other big stories from 2019
Mr Murphy claimed the arrangement would be "like a very trendy, kind of boutique hotel-type place". In a subsequent interview, he admitted: "I put my foot in my mouth." The minister survived a vote of no confidence when he told his Dáil colleagues they were engaged in the largest social housing....
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The Bulgarian Christmas Initiative Raised nearly BGN 2 Million
The seventeenth edition of the charity initiative Bulgarian Christmas, which aims to support the treatment of children and to provide high-tech medical equipment for diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation, continues. More than BGN 1 910 000 has reached the amount raised after the end of the charity....
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Family who died in Costa del Sol pool tragedy named
The three people who died in a pool accident on the Costa del Sol on Christmas Eve have been named. The father has been named as Gabriel Diya, 52, and his children Praise Emmanuel, 16, and Comfort, nine. They were found unresponsive in the pool at Club La Costa World in Fuengirola.
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Families of homeless deal with grief, guilt and fear — usually alone
It took six weeks of searching the streets and imagining the worst kind of assaults under overpasses before Cindy Cates’ family heard from her. Her mother had stopped sleeping. Her sister had driven around downtown Houston looking for her, combing the clusters of homeless people who stay by the Greyhound bus station.
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A New Americanism Why a Nation Needs a National Story Jill Lepore
The North won the war. But the battle between liberal and illiberal nationalism raged on, especially during the debates over the 14th and 15th Amendments, which marked a second founding of the United States on terms set by liberal ideas about the rights of citizens and the powers of....
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Obit: He had attended OCC, worked for Radio Shack, Best Buy
By Brenda Duncan | This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it David Anthony Crisalli, 29, died Friday, December 20, 2019, after a long battle with opioid addiction. According to Crisalli’s obituary, he was born in Syracuse and graduated from Cicero-North Syracuse High School and attended Onondaga Community College.
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Rowan Williams: Climate change 'largest challenge ever'
Image copyright PA Media Image caption Rowan Williams said some people have 'sinister' reasons for denying climate change. The environmental crisis is the "largest challenge ever" to the human race, the former Archbishop of Canterbury has said. Interviewed by artist Grayson Perry for BBC Radio 4's....
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Arrest warrant for Sudanese Islamic hardliner
The Public Prosecutor in Khartoum has issued an arrest warrant for the Imam of El Mursalin Mosque in Jabra based on a complaint against him filed by Sudan’s Minister of Youth and Sports concerning defamation of character and abuse. The arrest could not be implemented because Islamic preacher Abdelhay Yousef is currently outside the country.
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Then came Peter to him, and said, Lord, how oft shall my brother sin against me, and I forgive him? till seven times? Jesus saith unto him, I say not unto thee, Until seven times: but, Until seventy times seven. Matthew, 18. 21

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