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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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Charlottesville neo-Nazi grew up in my old Kentucky home
I realized that this trip home would be more like a working vacation. The reporter in me had questions. By the time I took the Florence exit onto U.S. 42 — also known as Dixie Highway — I had a plan. Mayor Diane Whalen learned about Fields’ Florence connection when she got a call at her home the day after the violence.

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Friends, family, politicians pay respects to Gretta Chambers at funeral in Westmount
Mourners came together Saturday to pay their respects to influential Montrealer Gretta Chambers who died Sept. 9. Quebec's Higher Education Minister Hélène David, Immigration Minister Kathleen Weil and Parti Québécois Leader Jean-François Lisée were among those in attendance at the St. Leon de Westmount church.

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Will desperate WFAN make Mike Francesa an offer he can't refuse?
Now that Mike (Sports Pope) Francesa has raised the possibility of delaying his December departure from WFAN, what will it take to get him to stay? During his Thursday sermon, His Holiness told the unwashed masses he informed WFAN’s “staff” that “I would not turn my back on the station if I thought it was in trouble.

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The post-storm climate of conflict
Disasters often unite warring factions, but it is not quite so in the U.S. Two hurricanes, Harvey and Irma, that wreaked havoc on Texas and Florida, have also twisted the climate change debate into further deformity. Climate activists have seized upon the opportunity to call out President Donald....

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Omar Archer contrite before court
Outspoken community activist Omar Archer yesterday apologized to Supreme Court Justice Cheryl Grant-Thompson and said that he accepts that he was wrong to make “adverse and malicious” comments on social media about the court. “I would not only seek to apologize to the court but to you as an individual,” Archer said.

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The post-storm climate of conflict
Disasters often unite warring factions, but it is not quite so in the U.S. Two hurricanes, Harvey and Irma, that wreaked havoc on Texas and Florida, have also twisted the climate change debate into further deformity. Climate activists have seized upon the opportunity to call out President Donald....

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Resurrecting the Oak Cliff building that was once home to the biggest gospel publisher in the world
Then a buddy who works for the Dallas Baptist Association told Spence the building had a rich history dating back to the 1920s — something involving a publishing house, Southern gospel music and long-ago local radio. At which point Spence fired up Google and realized he'd accidentally purchased a....

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The heroes of Parsons Green tube bomb: Acts of kindness shown by defiant community in wake of attack
One act of hate was met by countless acts of kindness in the aftermath of the attempted bombing on a London Underground train. Although news headlines were dominated by the failed explosion at Parsons Green station , behind the scenes the community rallied together to help.

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Hispanic Consciousness
and now at the Pew Hispanic Trust. “In fact, wealth may make it even easier to avoid full engagement with the new land.” Mr. Suro explains the consequences of this sense of detachment. He notes that as many Hispanics as blacks rioted in Los Angeles in 1992 after the verdict in the Rodney King beating trial.

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Konvergencie festival hails life and mourns a musical legend
The festival was named after an album by the legendary Slovak musician Marián Varga, who was involved with it from the very beginning and his death this summer is reflected in this year’s performances. The concert on September 24 was meant to hail the 70th birthday of the....

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Canada 150 Exclusive new Richard Ford fiction: A draft dodger flees to Sault St. Marie
He’d only been to Canada one time – and then at night. Over the bridge and back from Detroit to buy beer. He’d been 17. Canada hadn’t seemed particularly foreign. Everything was English, etc. He’d taken his girlfriend, Delores McGuiness, whose father owned the Irish bar in Marysville, where they were from.

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