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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
A spy story: Sergei Skripal was a little fish. He had a big enemy
This is how British officials now describe Skripal, a Russian intelligence officer they recruited as a spy in the mid-1990s. When the Russians caught Skripal, they saw him that way, too, granting him a reduced sentence. So did the Americans: The intelligence chief who orchestrated his release to the....

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Nyusi thanks the Vatican for encouraging dialogue with Renamo
The president was speaking on Saturday at the Santo António da Polana Church in Maputo at the farewell mass of the Apostolic Nuncio in Mozambique, Monsignor Edgar Penha Parra. Photo: Radio Moçambique President Filipe Nyusi has thanked the Vatican for encouraging the government to establish dialogue....

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Wheels and Fins ends with a SharaBANG Indie band The Libertines wowed the crowds as they curated the final day of the Wheels and Fins Festival.
Sharabang: a word which here means ‘the takeover of a festival by indie legends.’ Yesterday saw The Libertines, now local legends, Margate football sponsors and breakfast champions, curate the line-up of in Joss Bay. Wheels and Fins Pete Doherty and Carl Barat have something of a god-like status....

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Rector of Leeds: Excuse me...can I just ask a question?
On Friday evening Leeds Minster hosted Any Questions?, the weekly radio show chaired by Jonathan Dimbleby that is celebrating its 70th anniversary this year. Perhaps you heard the broadcast on BBC Radio 4? As I was sat listening to questions being asked and the debates that followed I reflected on....

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House OKs renewing CBCP broadcast franchise for 25 years
MANILA, Philippines – The House of Representatives approved a bill that would extend the franchise granted to the Catholics Bishop Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) for its broadcasting operations for another 25 years. A total of 216 lawmakers voted yes during the 3rd and final reading of House Bill 8155 on Monday, September 10.

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MIL-OSI Global: Nonprofit newsrooms are reaching bigger audiences by teaming up with other outlets
When images of NBC intern Cassie Semyon sprinting out of the Paul Manafort trial to deliver the verdict to her newsroom went viral, questions bubbled up on social media . Is she a trained runner? Was she barefoot? What was she holding? What no one asked was, why was she running so fast? That was obvious: to beat the competition.

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And the preacher Obama has spoken
There is no doubt that American President Donald Trump is under a collective, fierce and diverse attack from the opposing liberal camp. His men and his Republican Party are also under a similar attack but at a lesser degree. All this aims to separate between him and his base of supporters.

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Leonard and Dora Harper married 60 years ago on September 6, 1958 at Kessingland St Edmunds church. Photo: Lorraine Chapman
Leonard and Dora Harper, both 80, celebrated 60 years of marriage with a sit down meal at Waveney House Hotel in Beccles. The celebration last week was organised by their two daughters, with 30 of their closest family members and friends joining them, including their grandson, four grand daughters and four of Mrs Harper’s original bridesmaids.

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actor Michael Clarke Duncan
In response to Jackson’s rant, Omarosa announced plans to sue the singer over the “false, vicious and defamatory” comments. In a statement to Radar Online, Omarosa’s attorney wrote, “La Toya Jackson’s statement on the March 17, 2013, episode of All-Star Celebrity Apprentice , that the Reverend....

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South Sudan: Plane crashes into Lake Yirol ‘killing 19’
Nineteen people were killed when a small passenger plane crashed into a lake as it tried to land in thick fog in central South Sudan, reports say. BBC. Only four people, including two children, survived the crash, said government official Taban Abel Aguek.

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Plane crash kills 19 in South Sudan
By AFP 17 hours ago in World Nineteen people were killed on Sunday when a small plane crashed into a lake in the centre of South Sudan, while four people including two children survived, a regional official told AFP. Regional information minister for the Eastern Lakes state Taban Abel Aguek said....

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Verse of the day

It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God. Matthew, 19. 24

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