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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
Bishop weighs exit from politics
AFTER her failed tilt for the prime ministership, longtime deputy Liberal leader Julie Bishop says she's weighing all her options as it's reported she could leave politics altogether. Ms Bishop is yet to decide if she wants to stay on as Foreign Minister under new Prime Minister Scott Morrison.

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Ajimobi, Ayefele, and a country’s return to gag laws
THERE are far too many things wrong with the Oyo State Government’s decision to demolish the Music House of delectable musician and artiste, Yinka Ayefele. Governor Isiaka Ajimobi was not well-advised on this issue at all. While Ayefele holds the Oyo State Commissioner for Information, Culture, and....

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Vancouver punk pioneer Randy Rampage remembered as hard rocker with 'heart of gold'
Vancouver punk pioneer Randy Rampage rocked so hard, members of the city's music scene say he helped define the hardcore genre. As the original bassist of influential Canadian punk outfit D.O.A., the peroxide-blond headbanger lived up to his musical moniker on stage, thrumming his instrument as if....

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Michael Brennan
. Michael Brennan is political editor with the Sunday Business Post. A native of Milltown, Co Galway, he attended St Jarlath's College in Tuam and has a degree in journalism from DCU. After working with Mid West Radio and the Irish Emigrant newspaper in Boston, he joined the Examiner in Cork, where....

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Pope in Ireland: Francis Meets Church Abuse Victims
• The New York Times will have live coverage from Ireland throughout the pope’s two-day visit. Francis meets with abuse victims. Amid criticism that he has not dealt forcefully enough with a spiraling clerical sex abuse crisis, Pope Francis met with victims of clerical and institutional abuse in Dublin on Saturday evening.

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Where the ringtail possum sits up
SAMUEL Pearson Welsby, his wife Elizabeth and the family left Ashfield in England and came to Moreton Bay, arriving here on the ship Fortitude on January 21, 1849. They became foundation members of the congregational church in Brisbane St, and were admitted on the April 20, 1855.

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Tourists complain French cicadas are 'too loud'
It is the quintessential sound of the Mediterranean in summer, but for some French tourists the cicadas of Provence are just too noisy. Several have complained to the mayor of the picturesque village of Beausset in the southeastern Var region that the insects are ruining their holiday lie-ins.

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Are we ready for ALIEN contact? Former MoD man warns 'we're NOT and it's a mistake'
Earlier in August, the German Ministry of Economics said in a statement it considered first contact “extremely unlikely according to current scientific knowledge”. Mr Pope has now said people are quick to dismiss calls for the creation of contingency plans. He told Express.co.

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Mother speaks out after daughter attempts 'fire challenge'
iStock/Thinkstock (NEW YORK) — When Brandi Owens saw her daughter, Timiyah, running toward her engulfed in flames, she shut down. “I almost just folded. I almost just fell apart. I almost really just lost my mind, looking at my baby on fire,” Owens told ABC News. “Seeing her in flames from her knees to her hair, I just went into a deep shock.

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Turnbull's big business tax cuts go down in flames as Dutton turns up the heat
Sure, the Government had been able to get tax cuts for small to medium-sized business through the Senate some time ago. But tax cuts for big business were rejected by the Upper House, despite the most desperate of last-minute moves to make them crossbench friendly, including the suggestion that you....

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Defiant Turnbull says Dutton must prove his eligibility to sit in Parliament
Mr Turnbull is forcing his opponents to produce a petition with 43 signatures before he will agree to another leadership vote. Supporters of his rival Peter Dutton are confident they have at least 40 names on the petition. Frontbencher Karen Andrews said she has signed it but said that should not be....

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