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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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Sligo based company to create 100 new jobs
The new €270m euro N5 road that will connect Castlebar to Westport looks set to be open to traffic in about four years time. That’s according to Castlebar based Fine Gael Councillor Cyril Burke. The Councillor says Transport infrastructure Ireland (TII) A power cut is affecting around 74 homes and....

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Power cut affecting 74 homes and businesses in Ballinrobe area
Met Éireann has extended its 'Status Orange' weather warnings to 13 counties which include Sligo, Mayo and Galway. Winds of up to 130 kilometres per-hour are set to hit m Callum makes landfall at around 10 o'clock tonight. The weather forecaster's warning of; SuperValu is warning people to be aware of a text message scam.

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Pictorial: Bobi's Thanksgiving Prayers
Jubilation and excitement characterised the special prayer session organised by "Liberty Foundation, Da Ghetto Voice", a new youth group for the Kyandondo East MP alias Bobi Wine at the Holy Trinity church Kamwokya Catholic parish. Hundreds of people filled the Kamwokya- Kyebando road stretch as....

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POPE MEETS CATHOLIC BISHOPS FROM SOUTH PACIFIC
VATICAN CITY---(November 23, 1998 - Radio Australia)---A three week meeting between Pope John Paul II and Catholic bishops from the South-Pacific region began Sunday in Rome. The Pope has met synod representatives from around the world during the past two years to prepare Christians for the new millennium.

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Continue reading #MeToo: One year down, the rest of our lives to go
It's been one year since the viral version of the #MeToo movement spread the message that women are not chattel across the globe like a California wildfire, toppling metaphorical redwoods and clearing out the underbrush in its path. In that time, most state legislatures revamped, or at least....

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Irish Tenor Anthony Kearns to perform at Cherokee Ranch & Castle in Sedalia
“It’s a special kind of venue — a beautiful old castle. If the weather is fine, it will make for a wonderful concert. If there’s any glimpse of bad weather, we’ll go for cover,” Kearns said. “Hopefully we won’t be exposed to drifts of snow.” Now recognized as one of the world’s finest tenors,....

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That I May Know Jesus Christ And The Power Of...
I have the habit of talking about death, because it is probably the greatest threat to the perpetuity of human happiness. But in my closet, I think about the power of the resurrection of my savior, Jesus Christ. This is because the resurrection is the opposite of death.

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It happened today - this day in history - October 11
1957: Jodrell Bank. 1399: The Order of the Bath was constituted. 1521: Pope Leo X conferred the title of Defender of the Faith on Henry VIII. Twelve years later Henry broke with Rome to marry Anne Boleyn. 1844: Baked beans magnate HJ Heinz was born of German parents in Pittsburgh.

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WHAT OTHERS SAY: Death of the soundtrack of ‘old’ Africa
The great Kenyan – and East African – Benga and gospel musician Joseph Kamaru died on October 3, 2018) and he was much mourned. Partly because he sang mostly in Kikuyu, and I was a kid in Kampala during the heady heights of his career, I hardly listened to music.

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Oscar Romero to be declared saint by Pope Francis The Guardian
© AFP/Getty Gaspar Romero holds a holy card portraying his brother, the late Monsignor Oscar Arnulfo Romero. Oscar Romero, the Salvadoran priest who championed social justice for the poor and dispossessed, will be proclaimed a saint by Pope Francis in a canonisation ceremony in Rome on Sunday,....

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Salvadoran priest Oscar Romero to be declared saint by Pope Francis
Oscar Romero, the Salvadoran priest who championed social justice for the poor and dispossessed, will be proclaimed a saint by Pope Francis in a canonisation ceremony in Rome on Sunday, almost four decades after he was assassinated by a rightwing death squad.

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