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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
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How the Bible pushed a man to flee North Korea
As he strides into the room and sits down in a plush chair across a small table from me, it quickly becomes apparent that my interlocutor, a prominent defector from North Korea, spent a great deal of time in the military. Despite his ready smile and slightly mischievous sense of humor, Mr.

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Rick Steves: Switzerland’s gems off the beaten track
Switzerland is excellent at promoting itself, and its most famous experiences — the Matterhorn, fondue, chocolate — are worth the hype. But if you’re planning a Swiss adventure, consider these lesser-known Swiss travel treats as well. Experience Swiss military readiness.

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Salvadorans journey to Rome for Archbishop Oscar Romero's canonization as Catholic saint
Esther Chavez vividly remembers the day in 1980 when a voice through a university loudspeaker delivered the news: San Salvador's Catholic Archbishop, Oscar Arnulfo Romero, had been fatally shot. “Everyone went crazy,” said Chavez, a New Jersey-based community activist who left El Salvador decades ago.

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ESB says power has been restored to all customers affected by Storm Callum
The ESB says power has been restored to all customers affected by Storm Callum. At the height of the storm up to 30 thousand customers lost service, predominantly in the southwest. The storm is still moving across the UK where 30 flood warnings remain in place with the worst of the weather expected across south Wales.

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For years 'nobody remembered him' says new saint's brother
That was in San Salvador, the capital of a Central American country in the grip of a terrifying civil war in 1980, a few days after the archbishop was shot dead as he said mass. Thirty-eight years on, the younger Romero will on Sunday find himself in another crowded plaza -- St Peter's Square in the....

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For years 'nobody remembered him' says new saint's brother
SAN SALVADOR: What Gaspar Romero remembers most about his brother's funeral was the thump of explosions in a crowded plaza, the rattle of gunfire, the screams of the crowd - and that in the midst of it all, Archbishop Oscar Romero was buried "in a rush.

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Saudi isolation grows over Khashoggi disappearance The Guardian
© Reuters Rights activists and friends of Jamal Khashoggi hold his pictures during a protest outside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul. Saudi Arabia has found itself further isolated over the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi after the business world turned its back on a high-profile investment....

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For years 'nobody remembered him', says new saint's brother AFP 16 mins ago
What Gaspar Romero remembers most about his brother's funeral was the thump of explosions in a crowded plaza, the rattle of gunfire, the screams of the crowd -- and that in the midst of it all, Archbishop Oscar Romero was buried "in a rush." That was in San Salvador, the capital of a Central....

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'You're all very lucky in Ohio,' Trump tells supporters at rally
Mark Wilson/Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — President Trump capped off a week during which he was unusually engaged with the media by speaking directly to his supporters at an enthusiastic Make America Great Again rally in Lebanon, Ohio. Trump made his first comments on first lady Melania Trump’s....

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For years 'nobody remembered him' says new saint's brother
What Gaspar Romero remembers most about his brother's funeral was the thump of explosions in a crowded plaza, the rattle of gunfire, the screams of the crowd -- and that in the midst of it all, Archbishop Oscar Romero was buried "in a rush." That was in San Salvador, the capital of a Central....

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For years 'nobody remembered him' says new saint's brother
His brother's elevation to sainthood "is a gift from God to the Salvadoran people, who are suffering from so much crime and social violence." The younger Romero had to get a loan to travel to Rome with seven family members to witness Sunday's ceremony which will be presided over by Pope Francis.

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