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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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Former PM Gordon Brown urges people to ‘rise up against ‘xenophobic’ Boris Johnson and ‘no deal’
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown last night told people to “rise up” against no-deal Brexit and Boris Johnson’s “xenophobic” Conservative government. Speaking at a No To No-Deal rally in Glasgow, the recent Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath MP said the divisions brought about by Brexit and the threat of....
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Torn-Down Tuesday: St. Brigid’s, the center of First Ward life
More than just reflective of the Old First Ward neighborhood that surrounded the parish, the Catholic Times and Union story went on to say that the church at Fulton and Louisiana streets helped play a big role in making the area south of Buffalo an Irish enclave for generations to come. “The hallowed name of St.
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Both Carlow & Kilkenny are holding events to mark World Suicide Prevention Day
Kilkenny Gospel Choir will hold a special service at 7.30 this evening at St Fiacre’s Church in Loughboy with Pieta House’s Aurelia Glynn as the guest speaker. Father Willie Purcell told KCLR they’ve been running this event since the group formed nineteen years ago.
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The Big E: Daily schedule, map, parking information
9 a.m . — Now Open: All Agricultural Activities & Exhibits – Mallary Complex; Cream Puff Bakery Window (to 10:30pm) – New England Center. POW/MIA Remembrance Service – Storrowton Meetinghouse. Northeast National Junior Brown Swiss Showmanship – Mallary Arena 1. 4-H Dairy Quiz Bowl – Moses Building Auditorium.
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New rules for buskers in Galway City come into effect next January
New rules for buskers in Galway will come into effect at the start of next January. Amplification and acts that attract large crowds, known as 'circle-acts', will be banned during key business hours. The bye-laws have been adopted by Galway City Council. The move is in response to concerns raised by local businesses.
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Playbook: What tonight could tell us about 2020
WHATEVER HAPPENS TONIGHT, whoever wins this race, there’s going to be a LOT of spin. So we wanted to decode what you’ll hear tomorrow, today: -- IF BISHOP WINS: Republicans are going to gloat that they were able to beat a candidate -- McCready, the Democrat -- who was running for Congress for more than two years and who spent $4 million.
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Phil Hogan set to be new EU Trade Commissioner
Ireland's European Commissioner Phil Hogan looks setto be appointed as the EU's Trade Commissioner later today. His name has been strongly linked to the job, and the incoming President of the European Commission will unveil her new team later. Ursula Von de Leyen will replace Jean-Claude Juncker in November.
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Animation behind bars: News from 50 states
Miramar Beach: A bottle containing four $1 bills, a couple of notes and a man’s ashes is back on its journey, returning to the sea after making a brief stop at a coastal community in the Panhandle. The bottle carries the ashes of a 39-year-old Florida man who died earlier this year and whose family wanted to give him an adventure.
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In Australia, Some Croats Openly Celebrate Fascism
Similar clubs operate across Australia, gathering places for more than 43,000 Croatian-born Australians and more than 133,000 others who claim Croatian ancestry. Tens of thousands of Croats migrated to Australia after World War Two and the collapse of the NDH, when Croatia became part of the socialist Yugoslav federation under Josip Broz Tito.
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Animation behind bars, Elliott the elk, SkyStar: News from around our 50 states
Miramar Beach: A bottle containing four $1 bills, a couple of notes and a man’s ashes is back on its journey, returning to the sea after making a brief stop at a coastal community in the Panhandle. The bottle carries the ashes of a 39-year-old Florida man who died earlier this year and whose family wanted to give him an adventure.
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STAR BURST God of Chaos gamma-ray star explosion has power to strip away the Earth's ozone
Image of Apep captured by the European Southern Observatory's VLT telescope in Chile Credit: Professor Peter Tuthill/ESO. Researchers at the University of Sydney say that the gigantic star is in perfect conditions to create a gamma-ray burst - the most extreme events in the universe after the Big Bang.
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