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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
She Wants to Replace Confederate Statues With Black Heroes Michael Daly
“I wanted to learn to build a human figure,” she would recall to The Daily Beast. Her father was a musician who traveled widely and returned from one trip with a copy of National Geographic that contained numerous photos taken of people in Africa. “Just the most gorgeous people you can imagine,” she remembered.

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A BELIEVER IN BUDDHISM NEVER GOES WRONG
By Dr.Tilak S. Fernando. The writer was privileged to meet his school days’ idol G.S.B. Rani Perera in London, an icon in the Sinhala Radio at the age of 74 on her final stages of life and during her maiden trip to the UK. Her very first words before we sat down to discuss her life and career, keeps on resonating in my ears to date.

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A blast from city’s past
Compiled from The Daily Advertiser by the Wagga Wagga & District Historical Society. 25 YEARS AGO. Deputy town clerk, Tony Elphick, said council is seeking to borrow $4 million to start work on a new bridge over the Murrumbidgee River at Tarcutta Street.

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Catholics defy Church on gay marriage
A MAJORITY of Catholics, Christians and other religious people support gay marriage and will likely vote for it in the postal survey, according to a new poll. The research shows 58 per cent of people of faith back the "yes" campaign, compared with 79 per cent of non-religious Australians.

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Queensferry crossing 'could last 150 years'
Mr Glover told the BBC Radio Four documentary Gordon Goes Forth that despite the Forth Road Bridge being replaced because of issues about its safety and reliability, it could last another 50 years if it was properly maintained. Image copyright Sam Ross. Wednesday 30 August.

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Jackson finds he is suited to public life
Rosa wasn’t keen on calling him Bill. She chose “Tito” from a book of baby names. Short and simple, she thought, so when he got to school it would be easy for him to write his name. It did not occur to her there was already a very famous Tito Jackson. “I wasn’t even thinking of the Jackson 5,” she said.

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2017 Fall Arts Preview calendar
NOW SHOWING. Through Jan. 15: Science at Play, Indiana State Museum, indianamuseum.org SEPTEMBER. Sept. 1: Robin Toulouse, CCIC, Full Circle Nine Gallery, fullcirclenine.com Sept. 1: "The Madam Walker Story," Madam Walker Building, freetownvillage.org Sept. 2: Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band, Klipsch Music Center, LiveNation.

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Robert Lee and ESPN team up to embarrass the sports TV business
Lee (the play-by-play voice) made a big mistake. One made by someone who apparently doesn’t know that when you rise to the level of an ESPN voice you accept certain terms, like growing thick skin. Like ESPN, Lee was concerned his name would trigger over-the-top reaction on social media. Instead of yanking himself off the Sept.

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In once-welcoming Italy, the tide turns against migrants
PISTOIA, Italy — Caterina Pani grew up immersed in the life of a left-wing town in the Tuscan hills that prides itself on its devotion to helping those in need. So she was flabbergasted this summer when her fellow citizens elected an anti-migrant mayor, the city’s first right-wing leader since World War II.

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Ping says DoJ appropriate agency to probe Kian slay
The Department of Justice (DoJ) should conduct an investigation into the killing of Kian delos Santos and not any other agency, Senator Panfilo Lacson said yesterday. Opposition senators had sought the probe to be conducted by the Ombudsman and asked Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre II to inhibit....

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PNG Villagers: Children Dying Of Hunger As Frost, Drought Worsens
El Niño weather continues to ravage highlands. By Michael Walsh, staff. MELBOURNE, Australia (Radio Australia, Oct. 7, 2015) – Children in remote areas of Papua New Guinea are dying as a result of food shortages caused by frost and worsening drought, villagers say.

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