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EGR European Gospel Radio

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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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'Hate preacher' Pauline Hanson seeking to divide over burqa - Greens
Pauline Hanson is a "hate preacher" seeking to divide the Australian community for her own political gain, Greens leader Richard Di Natale said, as debate over One Nation's proposed burqa ban continues to swirl. Both senior Labor and government MPs have admitted to feeling "uncomfortable" with the garment, but have resisted calls to support a ban.

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'Hate preacher' Pauline Hanson seeking to divide over burqa - Greens
Pauline Hanson is a "hate preacher" seeking to divide the Australian community for her own political gain, Greens leader Richard Di Natale said, as debate over One Nation's proposed burqa ban continues to swirl. Both senior Labor and government MPs have admitted to feeling "uncomfortable" with the garment, but have resisted calls to support a ban.

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The government's two-front war with itself suits Bill Shorten just fine
Mathias Cormann's thunderous address at the Sydney Institute in the midst of a preposterous week of politics in a miserable month for the government was met with substantial joy in some Labor circles. On Wednesday night the Finance Minister, one of the government's grown-ups, went into full Cold War mode in an attack on Bill Shorten.

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'Hate preacher' Pauline Hanson seeking to divide over burqa - Greens
Pauline Hanson is a "hate preacher" seeking to divide the Australian community for her own political gain, Greens leader Richard Di Natale said, as debate over One Nation's proposed burqa ban continues to swirl. Both senior Labor and government MPs have admitted to feeling "uncomfortable" with the garment, but have resisted calls to support a ban.

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The government's two-front war with itself suits Bill Shorten just fine
Mathias Cormann's thunderous address at the Sydney Institute in the midst of a preposterous week of politics in a miserable month for the government was met with substantial joy in some Labor circles. On Wednesday night the Finance Minister, one of the government's grown-ups, went into full Cold War mode in an attack on Bill Shorten.

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Catching up with Joivan: Family, faith and big news
The song "Generación De Fuego" has been nominated for a Dove Award in the Spanish Language Recorded Song of the Year category Dave Schlenker @DaveSchlenker. Joivan Jiménez REALLY wanted me to attend his news conference on Wednesday. And I really wanted to go. But Wednesdays are crazy in the newsroom.

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Key to making Seahawks comes on plays most of us overlook and skip
For you it’s the time to go to the bathroom or the refrigerator. For the Seahawks, it’s the time to make the team. Want to have inside information on who beyond starters and shoo-ins are going to make the 53-man regular-season roster by the end of next week? Watch who makes the tackles and plays on....

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K-State
Is this the year the Kansas State Wildcats contend for another Big 12 championship? The ingredients are all there, as quarterback Jesse Ertz returns to lead a loaded offense. Jesse Ertz will get the opportunity to join the likes of Michael Bishop, Jonathan Beasley, Ell Roberson, Collin Klein and....

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Course 16 marks 20 years as law enforcement officers
Fifteen members of the Royal St Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force celebrated a milestone achievement on Tuesday, August 15, 2017, when they celebrated their 20th anniversary as members of the local constabulary. The members of Course #16, who were enlisted on August 15, 1997, and remain in the....

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Thief grabs bag with $30,000 worth of cash and jewelry while victim pumps gas
. The Lauderhill Police Department in Florida released a surveillance video showing a sneaky thief pulling up to a gas station in Lauderhill and stealing a bag with $30,000 worth of cash and jewelry on Aug. 15, 2017. The victim pumped gas into his car, while the thief stole the bag from the front door of a Ford Explorer.

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Bogota slams 'ridiculous' FARC list of assets The Colombian government has dismissed as a joke the list of assets FARC rebels have put forward as compensation for its victims. Orange juicers and old boots are reportedly among the items on the inventory.
'Exhaustive list' FARC legal advisor Enrique Santiago told local radio the group had "done something that nobody has done" in presenting a record "so exhaustive that it's even being criticized." But government officials have described the list as a joke, saying it contains many items with little or no monetary value.

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