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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
Archbishop Nkoyoyo's Final Journey in Pictures
The former Archbishop of the Church of Uganda Dr. Livingstone Mpalanyi Nkoyoyo was on Tuesday afternoon laid to rest at the Anglican Martyrs Shrine in Namugongo, Nakiyanja. At the same venue, on June 3rd, 1969, Nkoyoyo was ordained reverend. He died from pneumonia at Kampala Hospital on Friday last week where he had been undergoing treatment.

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2018 Traslacion 'generally peaceful' says Metro Manila police chief
MANILA- The 22-hour Traslacion of the Black Nazarene this year was "generally peaceful" despite one recorded death, Metro Manila police chief Director Oscar Albayalde said Wednesday. Speaking to reporters in Camp Crame, Albayalde said no major untoward incidents and violations were recorded by the police during the procession.

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Royal Family
Latest Royal family news including the Queen, Prince George, Prince William, Prince Harry, Duchess Kate, Princess Mary, Prince Frederick, Prince Philip, and Prince Charles. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visited radio station Reprezent 107.3 FM to find out about their work supporting young people....

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Anglicanism Bellringers up in arms about 'canned' bell music – archive, 1938
A revolt among the bellringers of Dorset is threatened because it is proposed to install gramophones and amplifiers in belfries to produce ‘canned’ bell music. The first church to make the innovation, which is stated to be only temporary pending the decision of the Church Council, is The vicar, the Rev.

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Bellringers up in arms about "canned" bell music – archive, 10 January 1938
A revolt among the bellringers of Dorset is threatened because it is proposed to install gramophones and amplifiers in belfries to produce ‘canned’ bell music. The first church to make the innovation, which is stated to be only temporary pending the decision of the Church Council, is The vicar, the Rev.

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Black Nazarene procession moves faster, devotees calmer
Hundreds of thousands of barefoot, towel-waving devotees swarmed around the image of the Black Nazarene as they followed the centuries-old icon in a procession through Manila’s old quarter on Tuesday during one of the Philippines’ largest religious festivals.

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Local News
Radio show host Bobby Bones will return to the Tower Theatre in Fresno, California this spring as part of his 2018 comedy show tour. Tickets go on sale Friday, Jan. 12, 2018. Twelve Fresno Pacific swimmers were hospitalized Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2018 after chlorine was “accidentally” released into the pool during practice.

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Naija’s missed governance and job opportunities (I)
Very often, readers have challenged us critics not just to lampoon the monumental ineptitude of governance in our country, but to provide clues to arrest the slide, create opportunities by pointing at where and how we got it all wrong. Things are worse for people like us who write humour, because it is often esoteric and people miss the lessons.

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‘Don’t blame hospital for journalist’s death’
Olufemi Atoyebi, Ibada n. The Oyo State Commissioner for Health, Azeez Adeduntan, on Tuesday said the death of Fresh FM radio presenter, Femi Oluwajobi, should not be blamed on the inability of Adeoyo State Hospital to admit him for treatment when he was brought to the hospital.

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Montreal Catholic priest doubles as cobbler, salvaging shoes for the homeless
Jean-Pierre Couturier kept his hobby a secret for nearly two decades. His weekly escape from his spiritual work as a Catholic priest at Mission Marie-Auxiliatrice in Rivière-des-Prairies has outfitted hundreds of Montreal's homeless with shoes Couturier mends.

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Woman arrested in Pierce County deputy's killing
Police have made another arrest related to the Sunday night shooting that saw Pierce County Deputy Daniel McCartney and another man killed, KOMO News reports. Deputy Daniel McCartney, 34, was shot while responding to the report of a home invasion in the town of Frederickson, just east of Spanaway.

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