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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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Sister tells court alleged victim was 'adamant' George Pell was his abuser
The sister of one George Pell’s accusers has said her brother broke down as he told her he’d been sexually assaulted by the cardinal. The woman told the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Friday she was sitting with her brother in the backseat of a car driving home from her grandmother's 80th when he....

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National severe weather preparedness week ends
Cold temperatures and snowfall may not be the best conditions to remind residents to prepare for severe spring weather, but one county official said it shouldn’t stop them from developing plans. Duane Davis, director of Jackson County Emergency Management, said National Severe Weather Preparedness....

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Sister tells court alleged victim named George Pell as abuser
The sister of one George Pell’s accusers said her brother broke down as he told her he’d been sexually assaulted by the cardinal. The woman told the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Friday she was sitting with her brother in the backseat of a car driving home from her grandmother's 80th when he turned....

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Sister tells court alleged victim named George Pell as abuser
The sister of one George Pell’s accusers said her brother broke down as he told her he’d been sexually assaulted by the cardinal. The woman told the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Friday she was sitting with her brother in the backseat of a car driving home from her grandmother's 80th when he turned....

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What's in the spending bill passed by Congress?
Border wall. The bill provides $1.6 billion for barriers along the U.S.-Mexico border, but with some serious strings attached. Of the total, $251 million is earmarked specifically for "secondary fencing" near San Diego, where fencing is already in place; $445 million is for no more than 25 miles of....

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Sister tells court alleged victim named George Pell as abuser
The sister of one George Pell’s accusers said her brother broke down as he told her he’d been sexually assaulted by the cardinal. The woman told the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Friday she was sitting with her brother in the backseat of a car driving home from her grandmother's 80th when he turned....

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West German intelligence used Munich Cathedral as a secret listening post
T he Catholic church in Bavaria is demanding answers after it emerged that West German intelligence installed a secret listening post in Munich cathedral during the Cold War. The twin towers of the Frauenkirche cathedral, with their distinctive domed tops, have long been a symbol of Germany’s third city.

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Metro-east Living
Q: During Major League Baseball spring training, I am sure the team probably pays all transportation costs, but what about lodging and meals? While you’re on the subject, what about away games during the regular season? Do the teams pay for lodging, meals and transportation or are players given a....

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Yinka Oduwole,girl empowered by TB Joshua earns PhD, set to tackle cancer NOW Features
After her Ph.D programme at the University of Oxford, fully sponsored by Prophet TB Joshua at a cost of approximately N50 million, Miss Yinka Oduwole, a first-class graduate of the University of Lagos, is now set to contribute toward finding a cure for cancer.

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Family calls for justice after video shows Sacramento police fatally shooting black man holding phone
Update: Demonstrators protesting the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black man blocked entrances to Golden 1 Center Thursday night amid chants of “black lives matter,” prompting police to shut down admission to the Sacrament King’s game that no one else would be allowed into the game “due to unforeseen circumstances around Golden 1 Center.

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Faithful urged to switch off lights on Saturday night
The Archdiocese of Manila on Thursday urged its parishes and their residents to switch off their lights on Saturday night in observance of Earth Hour. Fr. Reginald Malicdem, chancellor of the archdiocese, said Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, the Manila archbishop, was appealing to all parishes under his jurisdiction to take part in Earth Hour.

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