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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
300K join annual ‘Walk With Jesus,’ first Mass to kick off Fiesta Señor
Thousands of devotees light candles (above photo) as they join the Walk with Jesus procession starting at Fuente Osmeña. Top photo shows devotees wave at the the image of the Sto. Niño as it arrives at the basilica from the procession on Thursday, January 10, which marks the start of the Fiesta Señor celebrations.

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Utah members of Congress worry about federal workers but Republicans digging in on wall "I’m concerned about the financial challenges that many Utah families and businesses are facing as federal workers start to miss paychecks."
SALT LAKE CITY — Members of Utah's congressional delegation aren't sure when the government shutdown will end as federal workers start feeling the pinch of going without paychecks, and the Republicans aren't budging on the president's call for a wall. "I’m concerned about the financial challenges....

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Patrick Kinahan: Several issues hindering BYU basketball
SALT LAKE CITY — From practically a regular in the NCAA Tournament to then dropping down to making the second-tier NIT, the BYU basketball program is now in danger of not playing in either postseason tournaments this season. In Dave Rose’s first 13 years as head coach, BYU has played in the NCAA Tournament or NIT each year.

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Dame June Whitfield kept acting through Second World War air raids
Born in 1925, Dame June Whitfield’s teenage years coincided with the Second World War. In her autobiography, And June Whitfield, the much-loved comedy actress who died last month aged 93, revealed how her wartime years in London were marked by near-misses with the Luftwaffe, mishaps, flirtations and....

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Oregon man, 1 of 3 killed in capsizing near Newport, voiced concerns over skipper’s experience
It was to be the last trip for Joshua Porter aboard the Mary B II. Instead, he became one of three men killed when the 42-foot fishing vessel ran aground while crossing the Yaquina Bay bar on Tuesday night. Also on board were skipper Stephen Biernacki, 50, and James Lacy, 48, both of New Jersey.

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WAENA CALLS FOR GOVERNMENT, CHURCH AND CIVIL SOCIETY IN SOLOMONS TO WORK
TOGETHER. HONIARA, Solomon Islands (December 27, 2001 – Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation)---Churches and civil society have an important role to play in helping the government carry out its work. Speaking to SIBC, Minister for National Unity, Reconciliation and Peace, Nathaniel Waena, said....

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Harmattan fire burns 300 corpses beyond recognition
It must have been a gruesome day for these departed souls and their loved ones when harmattan fire engulfed the mortuary where these bodies were stored pending funeral rites and interment. Decades ago, I would have thought the cremated bodies would be of no concern to the departed souls since, as....

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Dame June Whitfield kept acting through Second World War air raids
Born in 1925, Dame June Whitfield’s teenage years coincided with the Second World War. In her autobiography, And June Whitfield, the much-loved comedy actress who died last month aged 93, revealed how her wartime years in London were marked by near-misses with the Luftwaffe, mishaps, flirtations and....

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Pastor was cited for giving bologna sandwiches to the homeless. He’s suing St. Louis
Rev. Ray Redlich and volunteer Christopher Ohnimus were giving bologna sandwiches to homeless people in St. Louis last Halloween when police gave them each a ticket, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported. With the citations came “city court summonses for handing out prepared food without a permit,....

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Pastor was cited for giving bologna sandwiches to the homeless. He’s suing St. Louis
Rev. Ray Redlich and volunteer Christopher Ohnimus were giving bologna sandwiches to homeless people in St. Louis last Halloween when police gave them each a ticket, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported. With the citations came “city court summonses for handing out prepared food without a permit,....

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Pastor was cited for giving bologna sandwiches to the homeless. He’s suing St. Louis
Rev. Ray Redlich and volunteer Christopher Ohnimus were giving bologna sandwiches to homeless people in St. Louis last Halloween when police gave them each a ticket, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported. With the citations came “city court summonses for handing out prepared food without a permit,....

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