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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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Houston police chief battles NRA in heated exchanges
FALKENBERG: Santa Fe shooting should be the tipping point for common-sense gun reforms in Texas "@ArtAcevedo plays the part of a police chief ... he says he wants to go after criminals, but for him apparently the easiest way to do that is to make new criminals that are easy to catch make criminals....

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Rubaramira's long journey with HIV
Maj. Rubaramira’s long life on HIV medicines Last December, as Uganda prepared to commemorate the World AIDS Day on December 1, Vision Group spearheaded the drive to get everybody back and involved in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Elvis Basudde and Hilary Bainemigisha started a series of Retired Major....

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'We just have to heal a different way': Santa Fe, Parkland diverge after school shootings
Residents here still largely associate guns with hunting and family tradition, not mass shootings. In March, when students across the country walked out of schools to protest gun violence, just a handful of Santa Fe High School students participated. “No matter how many laws there are, you can....

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Crime blotter for May 24
According to reports provided by the Aiken County Sheriff's Office: Deputies stopped a bus full of people Wednesday morning on I-20 near mile marker 31 in Aiken and, during a search, they found six vacuumed-sealed bags of marijuana . However, no one on the bus claimed the drugs and they were seized.

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They've been accused of killing every other business, but millennials may be saving the franchising model
Millennials are showing increasing interest in a traditional sector of the economy, as young Canadians buy into franchise brands and create new franchise concepts. Though jobs numbers in Canada are generally improving, many millennials continue to face the prospect of precarious employment. Others struggle to find purpose in conventional jobs.

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If every adult gave an hour a week to show up for a child who's hurting maybe we could stop the violence
I heard the news of the massacre at Santa Fe High school while I was driving the short distance from my home in Dallas to the elementary school where I volunteer each week. My big tote bag of candy, crafts and the day's lesson rested in the passenger seat beside me. Ten dead. An angry 17-year old.

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Punk meets ’90s indie on juicy new single | Soundbites
A video clip for the ’90s indie-rock inspired track has already been released – you can check it out online at theherald.com.au – and the band can’t wait to play it for their home crowd. “I wrote Juice after watching the first episode of The People v. O.J.

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‘Savagely funny and bitingly honest’ – 13 writers on their favourite Philip Roth novels
Emma Brockes on Goodbye, Columbus (1959) I fell in love with Neil Klugman, forerunner to Portnoy and hero of Goodbye, Columbus, Philip Roth’s first novel, in my early 20s – 40 years after the novel was written. Descriptions of Roth’s writing often err towards violence; he is savagely funny, bitingly honest, filled with rage and thwarted desire.

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Three Ebola patients escape Congo quarantine
Health workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo say local belief that Ebola is a curse or the result of evil spirits is preventing victims from seeking medical care, who are instead turning to preachers. The pastor of an evangelical church last Wednesday died several days after he 'prayed' for an....

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A Love Story: Africa and Its British Prince
JOHANNESBURG — Britain’s newly-married Prince Harry has had a long love affair with the African continent. He spent his post-graduation year in Lesotho, launched a children’s charity there and fell in love with his bride-to-be in Botswana. Africa is also the couple’s rumored honeymoon destination.

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Government proposes Wednesday and Sunday as car free days in Nairobi CBD
- Wednesdays and Sundays have been proposed as car free days in Nairobi CBD and Westlands. - According to Nairobi county government, the move is aimed at reducing congestion in the city. - The plan is also meant to reduce pollution, promote non-motorized movement and encourage physical exercise among citizens.

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