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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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What are the all-time greatest country songs? These 100 top our list
How do you make a sprawling list of 100 tunes seem criminally short? Try to squeeze the greatest country songs of all time into that space. As we considered a century's worth of story-driven songcraft, we did our darndest to make sure all of the greats were recognized. And when we say "of all time," we mean all time.
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Galway businessman officially opens another Supermac's restaurant today
44 percent of doctors surgeries are turning away new patients. A survey of 336 GP practices by the Sunday Independent's found 148 are operating at full capacity. The survey found rural areas in the south west and Dublin commuter belt counties to be worst; The Government's being challenged to be....
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What's the future for journalism – and do churches have a role to play?
(Photo: Unsplash/AbsolutVision) Does journalism have to be reborn from the street-level upwards? American community radio journalist and media activist Lisa Loving believes the future lies with the 'Street Journalist.' For Christians, and others concerned about the rise of 'fake news' and....
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'I am a very silly man in a lot of ways - I'm not a serious person' - Hozier talks fame and love songs ahead of Electric Picnic
"I have no understanding of quantum physics beyond little lectures or podcast-type knowledge," Hozier qualifies, before adding that he was fascinated by a lecture by Mack called A Universe From Nothing, "about how the universe, in line with quantum thinking, could have sprung from absolute nothingness".
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Searching for normal: A grieving Detroit writer goes looking for a new barber
Just like she did with church services and restaurants that I took her to in northern Michigan, where she was the only African American, although with us that was never the point. The point was that race didn’t matter. So I’d tell her: I found a new barber, at the shop we always drove past, and the folks who work there are from our neighborhood.
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Limerick’s Free Dinner Trust goes far beyond what it says on the tin
SUNDAY dinner is a tradition held in many families across the county, country and even beyond. One particular Limerick group have adopted this tradition, and have taken on a whole new, special, and large family in doing so. The Free Dinner Trust (often called the Trust) provides a free dinner....
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The sound systems of Notting Hill carnival: 'I'll stop when I can't walk'
R ooted in Caribbean culture and introduced to the UK by the Windrush generation, sound systems – static or truck-bound collectives of MCs and DJs playing music through customised, bass-heavy speakers – have been integral to Notting Hill carnival since 1973.
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Rev Richard Coles pop star vicar in loo drama
Image copyright BBC/Duncan Stingemore Image caption Reverend Richard Coles asked his Twitter followers to help when a door handle broke. More than 2,000 people rallied to a cry for help from former pop star-turned-vicar Reverend Richard Coles after he announced he was "trapped" in a room and needed the loo.
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Police investigating ‘suspicious’ death of 91-year-old man in Oakville
Halton police are investigating after a 91-year-old man died in Oakville on Saturday afternoon. Shortly before 5 p.m., police were called to Allan St. and Church St., north of Lakeshore Rd. E. and found the man with “obvious signs of trauma” to the chest on the sidewalk near Revera Churchill Place retirement home.
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Country radio not playing women is a 'real thing.' Here's what female musicians have to say
Like Morris and Carter, Townes offers an alternative to bro country via songs such as “Somebody’s Daughter,” which the singer wrote after seeing a homeless woman standing near a stoplight in Nashville. Townes couldn’t look away. “It was one of those moments where you wonder what happened to her,....
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Excerpt: Under the Tamarind Tree
Richard Cheong cradled his first-born in his arms. He had hoped for a boy-child but would have to wait until next time. He was the only surviving son of seven children. Two boys had died of malaria soon after birth. Two months after his eighth birthday, Edward, the youngest, was found dead under the....
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