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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
Archbishop of Canterbury: UK can 'flourish enormously' after Brexit
The Archbishop of Canterbury says he is 'full of hope' for the UK after Brexit and insists Britain can 'flourish enormously in the future'. Speaking about 'significant divisions' in the country following a spate of terrorist attacks and ongoing tensions over the decision to leave the European Union,....

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‘I have kept pushing myself’
In 1951, with a mridangam, a shruthi-box, some clothes and a few testimonials Tripunithura Viswanathan Gopalakrishnan, or TVG as he is popularly known, landed in Madras [now Chennai]. It’s hard to get an exact handle on what his music journey has been in an eventful musical career stretching to 66 years.

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Roy Moore’s defiant road to become US senator
WATCH Why you should care about the Alabama Republican primary runoff. In his nearly three decades in the public eye, Roy Moore has never been one to shy away from controversy or confrontation. Whether it’s the public display of the Ten Commandments or his refusal to enforce the U.S.

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'Everybody has choices ... I just made bad ones' After battling demons and separating from her husband, Fergie's new...
As with so many things in these end-of-days times, it started with a Kardashian. "Kim and I were on a playdate at her house," begins Fergie, super-casually, by way of explaining how one of the first tracks on her new solo album came into being. The sometime Black Eyed Peas' singer's son Axl, now....

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Once seen as Ireland's Justin Trudeau, progressive credentials of gay, mixed-race PM now in doubt
When Ireland's youngest prime minister, Leo Varadkar, took office in June, he broke through two glass ceilings at once. He became both the first gay and first mixed-race person to lead the country. Varadkar also joined leaders like Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, French President Emmanuel....

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As Congo refugees pour over border, Angola's backing in doubt
Refugees say villages have been destroyed and women have been raped both by the militiamen and by soldiers who have fought them. * Angola backed Kabila and his father for two decades. * 1.4 million people made homeless in Kasai in year of violence. * UNHCR expects more refugees to cross. By Stephen Eisenhammer.

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PREVIEW: Indie rock royalty Reverend and the Makers crown return to glory with The Death Of A King
The king is dead. Long live Sheffield indie rock royalty Reverend and the Makers who look set to crown a return to their glory days by storming back up the charts with new album The Death Of A King. A mix of retro pop, blues, sprinkled with exotic, psychedelic voodoo magic, the likes of which took....

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Singer-comedian duo The Manns playing in LR
You may have first come to know them as a father-and-daughter duo -- with his egregious onscreen outfit choices melting your eyeballs -- in Tyler Perry's 2008 movie Meet the Browns. From the Meet the Browns play and movie, along with other Tyler Perry productions, Grammy Award-winning gospel artist....

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Hurricane Maria's death toll climbs in Dominica
CDEMA Executive Director Ronald Jackson told reporters earlier yesterday that amateur radio operations said the storm had claimed six lives. He said based on historical knowledge of Dominica and the fact that the eye of storm swept across the island from south-east to north-west, there would be....

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Mr. Barrow’s real bosses
“Their lives were a study in contrasts. Robert Sidney Turton was an ultra-capitalist, womanizer and irreverent iconoclast. George Cadle Price was an ascetic, bible-quoting bachelor, detached from material possessions who never owned a television set in his entire life.” “Turton’s own childhood had been very difficult.

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As Congo refugees pour over border, Angola's backing for Kabila in doubt
* Angola backed Kabila and his father for two decades. * 1.4 million people made homeless in Kasai in year of violence. * UNHCR expects more refugees to cross. By Stephen Eisenhammer. DUNDO, Angola, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Captured by militia and accused of being married to a Congolese government....

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