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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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Mollie King and Debbie McGee dazzle in Strictly shots
Meanwhile Oti Mabuse, who reached the final with Danny Mac last year, looked more than happy to be in the arms of the show's first Paralympian, who perhaps proved he was already a natural by drawing the Brazilian into hold in the snap. Comedienne Susan Calman looked worlds away from her usual suited....

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Connelly: Tim Burgess -- A new mayor who legislates, doesn't grandstand
Tim Burgess at last gets to be mayor of Seattle, just 3 1/2 months before he had been scheduled to retire after 10 years as an adult voice and most productive legislator on the Seattle City Council. Under normal circumstances, a 71-day tenure on the 7th floor of Seattle City Hall would be a great....

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Tim Burgess to become mayor of Seattle Tim Burgess, a Seattle City Councilman first elected in 2007, is expected to be Seattle's next
Tim Burgess, a Seattle City Councilman first elected in 2007, is expected to be Seattle’s next mayor and the city’s third mayor this month. Members of the Seattle City Council voted 5-1 Monday to have Burgess fill the role, and he plans to take the oath this week as the city's 55th mayor.

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International pressure mounts on Myanmar
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop insists the international community must act to stop the lives of more Rohingya Muslims being put at risk in Myanmar. More than 412,000 ethnic Rohingya have fled from the Buddhist-majority country in the past month and are living in overcrowded camps in Bangladesh.

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Connelly: Tim Burgess -- A new mayor who legislates and doesn't grandstand
Tim Burgess at last gets to be Mayor of Seattle, just three-and-a-half months before he had been scheduled to retire after 10 years as an adult voice and most productive legislator on the Seattle City Council. Under normal circumstances, a two-month tenure on the 7th floor of Seattle City Hall,....

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International pressure mounts on Myanmar
Thousands of Rohingya Muslims have fled from Myanmar to Bangladeshi refugee camps. Foreign Minister Julie Bishop insists the international community must act to stop the lives of more Rohingya Muslims being put at risk in Myanmar. More than 412,000 ethnic Rohingya have fled from the....

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NZ Tongan Leader Concerned About Royal Backing Of Maori Party
Tongan Advisory Council Chair: involving the royals in such situations was dangerous, 'one of those institutions that we respect and all of a sudden they are involved in trying to choose which political party that the Tongan people should vote for' WELLINGTON, New Zealand (Radio New Zealand....

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Radio Boston: 'Life's Work,' Doctor's Christian Argument For Abortion Rights
Dr. Willie Parker is an itinerant physician who performs abortions in the South, in states where clinics are few and far-between. In his new book, " Life's Work: A Moral Argument For Choice ," he makes a Christianity-based argument for abortion access, and talks about the decades of emotional,....

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Connelly: Tim Burgess -- A new mayor who legislates and doesn't grandstand
Tim Burgess at last gets to be Mayor of Seattle, just three-and-a-half months before he had been scheduled to retire after 10 years as an adult voice and most productive legislator on the Seattle City Council. Under normal circumstances, a two-month tenure on the 7th floor of Seattle City Hall,....

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In the end, life is all about being there for each other
We’ve had quite a month for natural disasters! Two major hurricanes, massive earthquake in Mexico and wildfires in the West, and that’s just North America! This ole Earth is forever changing. How many earthquakes have you been in here in Utah? I remember one when I was a very young child.

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obituary Paul Gray, president who increased diversity at MIT, dies at 85
Throughout his career as a professor and administrator, though, his focus remained on students. As associate provost, he championed efforts by Margaret MacVicar who later became a dean to found the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program. That initiative encourages students and faculty to work together in research partnerships.

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