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EGR European Gospel Radio

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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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Christians, hotel workers, tourists among Easter attack dead
SRI LANKA. The vast majority of victims were Sri Lankan, many from the nation’s Christian minority. Their names and details of their lives were slow to trickle in and difficult to report, in part because authorities blocked most social media after the blasts. Colombo archbishop Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith says at least 110 people were killed at St.

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Christians, hotel workers, tourists among Easter attack dead
SRI LANKA. The vast majority of victims were Sri Lankan, many from the nation’s Christian minority. Their names and details of their lives were slow to trickle in and difficult to report, in part because authorities blocked most social media after the blasts. Colombo archbishop Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith says at least 110 people were killed at St.

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Christians, hotel workers, tourists among Easter attack dead
SRI LANKA. The vast majority of victims were Sri Lankan, many from the nation's Christian minority. Their names and details of their lives were slow to trickle in and difficult to report, in part because authorities blocked most social media after the blasts. Colombo archbishop Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith says at least 110 people were killed at St.

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Christians, hotel workers, tourists among Easter attack dead
SRI LANKA. The vast majority of victims were Sri Lankan, many from the nation’s Christian minority. Their names and details of their lives were slow to trickle in and difficult to report, in part because authorities blocked most social media after the blasts. Colombo archbishop Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith says at least 110 people were killed at St.

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Returning Home with ‘The two of us’
What motivated you to pursue a career as an artist? I grew up in a very creative household with my mother, a talented dressmaker, and my father, a painter-decorator. My grandmother, Mary, who lived with us in London, was also an active amateur artist before she married.

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Sri Lanka explosions: Government says local Islamist group behind blasts, to declare emergency from midnight
“Guests who had come for breakfast were lying on the floor, blood all over,” an employee at Kingsbury Hotel, one of those targeted, said. “We just picked up everyone, dead or alive and evacuated them.” There was no claim of responsibility, but the government believes a local Islamist extremist group....

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Sri Lanka bombing victims were from at least 12 countries
after the blasts. The archbishop of Colombo, Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith, said at least 110 people were killed at St. Sebastian’s Church, in a seaside fishing town at the center of Sri Lanka’s small Catholic community. Sneha Savindi, 12, was among them. Her uncle, Duminda, said her body had been so....

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Sri Lanka bombing victims were from at least 12 countries
Shantha was an acclaimed chef who hosted live cooking programs on Sri Lankan television. “They were the most loving family anyone could ask for,” Manik Mayadunne, Nisanga’s cousin, wrote on his Facebook page Monday. The hotel said in a statement that three Shangri-La employees died while at work. In some places, the violence struck entire families.

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The rude awakening creeping up on Kamala Harris
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Joe Biden has yet to formally declare his presidential bid, but he’s already complicating Kamala Harris' path to victory in a must-win state: South Carolina. The pivotal early primary state is the linchpin of Harris' strategy to capture the Democratic nomination, yet the former vice....

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Sri Lanka bombing victims were from at least 12 countries
after the blasts. The archbishop of Colombo, Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith, said at least 110 people were killed at St. Sebastian’s Church, in a seaside fishing town at the center of Sri Lanka’s small Catholic community. Sneha Savindi, 12, was among them. Her uncle, Duminda, said her body had been so....

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samoa Chief Justice Patu bows out, credits God and his faith By Lanuola Tusani Tupufia - Ah Tong 04/23/2019
The Judiciary farewelled Samoa's longest serving Chief Justice, His Honour Patu Tiava’asue Falefatu Maka Sapolu during a valedictory sitting held at the Supreme Courtroom, Mulinu’u, on Tuesday. The outgoing Chief Justice Patu had served as head of the Judiciary for 26 years and nine months.

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