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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
Christianity
Vincentians hold international meeting in Manila
Top cleric members from all over the world of the Congregation of the Mission (CM), or the Vincentians, held their 2019 Visitors’ Meeting at Adamson University and elsewhere in Metro Manila last June 22 to July 8. The gathering was highlighted by the Vincentian Family Encounter on July 6 at Adamson theater.
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News Analysis: 'Cockroaches' vs. 'terrorists': Can Hong Kong protesters and police dial down the rage?
Police call the demonstrators “cockroaches.” Protesters call the police “terrorists.” Three months since unrest began in Hong Kong, the rhetoric has shifted to match a rise in violence, strongly signaling there is little chance the conflict will subside in the near future.
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Texas Shooting Brings New Urgency to Gun Debate in Congress
WASHINGTON — The deadly shooting spree in West Texas this weekend — the latest in an especially gruesome summer of massacres — has intensified pressure on congressional Republicans to take up gun safety legislation, giving fresh urgency to a debate that was already expected to be at the top of....
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Anambra market prayers
At the end of July, the president-general of Anambra State Amalgamated Traders Association (ASMATA), Ikechukwu Ekwegbalu had announced the banning of prayers in all markets across the state. The reason he gave was that politicians had hijacked the exercise; “What we see now is extortion and conversion of the prayer sessions to political rallies”.
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Bill saves religious lobby from themselves Julie Szego The faith lobby is cut about Australia’s chief lawmaker rejecting their demands for the hotly-awaited bill to express a “positive right” to “religious freedom”.
Some religious leaders are so unhappy with Attorney-General Christian Porter’s new laws tackling religious discrimination they boycotted his unveiling of the draft bill last week. The faith lobby is cut about Australia’s chief lawmaker rejecting their demands for the hotly-awaited bill to express a....
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My Vinyl Countdown plays with words, like Bob Dylan
By Mike Oliver | This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Those who have followed me, all three of you, know I like to think about words , what they are, what they mean. So in this column where I review some Bob Dylan -- a quiet man of many words --I thought the topic would be worth another wordy rundown from the Archives..
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Bgt: The Champions foreign acts hoping to beat British favourites revealed and ranked
It’s the biggest BGT showdown yet, and - with just one episode down - has already had fans in raptures, hysterics and tears. Britain’s Got Talent: The Champions sees some of the most famous acts from the past 13 years of BGT go head-to-head with other contestants from around the world.
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BGT: The Champions foreign acts hoping to beat British favourites revealed and ranked
It’s the biggest BGT showdown yet, and - with just one episode down - has already had fans in raptures, hysterics and tears. Britain’s Got Talent: The Champions sees some of the most famous acts from the past 13 years of BGT go head-to-head with other contestants from around the world.
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Mysteries, folktales, history and adventure: Fall brings heaps of new books from Minnesota authors and publishers
Fall is the big season for new books, and Minnesota authors and publishers are offering enough good reading to keep us going well into spring. Here’s a clip-and-save list to whet your appetite. (Author appearances are in parenthesis.) SEPTEMBER. FICTION.
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Before Dorian, Florida groups help immigrants get prepared
LAKE WORTH, Fla. (AP) — With Hurricane Dorian menacing Florida, Natividad Jimenez sat in front of a microphone to tape a message in an Ancient Maya language that few in the world understand but that’s spoken by thousands of immigrants in the state. In her native Mam, Jimenez urged Guatemalan....
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Former religious buildings repurposed as inns, coffee shops
ST. LOUIS — When the congregation moved out of a century-old Methodist church in St. Louis, the building could have turned into a vacant eyesore. Instead, Lisa and Dan Macheca bought it and turned it into a bed and breakfast. St. Louis Public Radio reports that former religious buildings are finding....
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