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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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All the normally-hidden Bristol attractions opening for free this weekend
Bristol Open Doors is always a highlight in the city's jam-packed calendar and some of the most popular inclusions in this year's programme have sold out. But there are dozens of locations within the programme where you can simply rock up to free of charge on the day.
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Mari Fukumoto: Hamburg hit the right notes
September, so far, has been a busy month for organist Mari Fukumoto. At the end of August she moved from her base in Hamburg, where she has lived for the past eight years, to Weimar, around 300 kilometers south, where she is preparing to take up her “first ever job” as a music teacher at the University of Music Franz Liszt.
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African leaders gather in Zimbabwe for Robert...
Zimbabwe is holding a state funeral for former president Robert Mugabe on Saturday, with African leaders to attend his memorial at the National Sports Stadium in Harare. The ceremony follows a dispute between Mugabe's family and the government over where he should be buried.
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Loyalists gather in Glasgow's George Square to protest marches ban
Loyalist groups have gathered to protest against Glasgow city council's decision to ban marches this weekend. The city's Public Processions Committee banned six marches by loyalist and republican groups amid fears over sectarian disorder. It came after violence flared at parades in the city over....
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Loyalists gather in Glasgow's George Square to protest marches ban
Loyalist groups have gathered to protest against Glasgow city council's decision to ban marches this weekend. The city's Public Processions Committee banned six marches by loyalist and republican groups amid fears over sectarian disorder. It came after violence flared at parades in the city over the....
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Think you don’t like country music? Ken Burns’ new PBS opus will play your heart like a fiddle
A music documentary’s success is not reliant on its ability to persuade or convert those unfamiliar with a subject into followers, or even to necessarily appease a genre’s detail-obsessed experts. Ken Burns’ “Country Music” shows that real win lies in a work’s ability to win the respect and....
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Jon Sopel: BBC North America editor on the White House ‘circus’ and being snubbed by Donal...
He enjoyed cordial relations with the Obama administration before watching a hotel magnate and reality TV star rise to power in the extraordinary 2016 election campaign. Trump whipped up crowds to call for Democrat rival Hillary Clinton's imprisonment with cries of 'lock her up', railed against the....
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Residents Face Off At Immigration Rallies In Montgomery County
The rallies were organized in response to an executive order on immigration and a string of rape cases involving undocumented immigrants. (Alessia Grunberger/Patch) ROCKVILLE, MD Tensions flared in Rockville Friday morning as hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets to hold dueling rallies on immigration.
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Short Story: “Harbor”
Even in the dark I liked to look at it, though the sea was never truly dark, even now in the off-season it caught the light of the moon, which hung high and almost full, and of the signs of the few restaurants and hotels that were open in the new town, so that the whole harbor shimmered with points of light.
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Burns' 'Country Music' full of high praise and heartbreak
Of all the broad subjects that master documentarian Ken Burns has taken on in the past four decades, none of them seem harder to get one’s arms completely around than “Country Music,” the filmmaker’s eight-part, 16-hour paean to an art form so American that it resists (and sometimes resents)....
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From communal kitchens to homesickness, lessons in student life from Northern... Mike Nesbitt: One morning in late September 1976, I...
That first chat with Nick took place amid a near-riot, as a tall Australian student announced the outrage that the price of a pint of beer in the college bar was now 21p, meaning, for the first time ever, it was no longer possible to get five pints for a pound.
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