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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
Families, houses and garrisons
Immediately after slavery was abolished the ex-slaves lived on the hillsides in wattle and daub housing. When there was a shortage of jobs in rural Jamaica, many left the countryside to flock the towns and created slums. So there was a dire need for housing. Norman Manley established Jamaica Welfare for rural development in 1937.

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Five siblings hoping to be adopted together receive overwhelming response
anyaberkut/iStock/Thinkstock (KANSAS CITY, Mo.) — Five siblings are up for adoption in Kansas, and they hope to find a home together. After the Kansas City Star first reported about their unique situation, the response from the public has been overwhelming.

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UK City of Culture
Latest UK City of Culture 2017 news as Hull achieves the City of Culture crown. Keep informed of City of Culture 2017 plans for events and celebrations to mark Hull's City of Culture reign. Trees being planted across Hull city centre are expected to "bloom beautifully" as spring looms.The Mail photographed semi-mature trees being prepared.

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'On the Table' seeks to improve quality of life
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - They want to make Lexington a better place to live. That's why the Blue Grass Community Foundation hosted a one-day event called "On the Table" to get input from the community. Friends and strangers spent the day gathering at locations across Lexington to talk about how to make the city a better place.

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Rob Wright’s tips
In 1521 the Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan sighted the Philippine islands; in 1802 the US Military Academy was founded at West Point; in 1872 , watched by 2,000 people at the Kennington Oval, the Wanderers beat the Royal Engineers 1-0 in the first FA Cup final, winning a silver cup worth....

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Rob Wright’s tips
In 1521 the Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan sighted the Philippine islands; in 1802 the US Military Academy was founded at West Point; in 1872 , watched by 2,000 people at the Kennington Oval, the Wanderers beat the Royal Engineers 1-0 in the first FA Cup final, winning a silver cup worth....

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Gospel musician Mukaro returns with a single
Mukaro says the single, which was produced by Munya Vialy and is currently enjoying fair play on radio, captures the daily struggles experienced by ordinary people. “The message in the song is about the day-to-day struggles experienced by people to make ends meet.

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Make the American novel great again
The $54 billion bonus heading for the Pentagon is a beautiful thing and so far I haven’t heard a dogbark against it, even though we don’t appear to have $54 billion worth of new enemies and we’ve now come to admire former enemy Vladimir Putin and the idea of throwing billions at the Islamic State is....

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Smart cows: The future of ranching?
B.C. and Alberta researchers have come up with a solar-powered cattle tracking tag that would allow ranchers to access information about the location of their cows from their cell phones. "What we're endeavouring to do is to get our cows connected to the internet," says researcher John Church.

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Make the American novel great again: Garrison Keillor
By Garrison Keillor. The $54 billion bonus heading for the Pentagon is a beautiful thing and so far I haven't heard a dogbark against it, even though we don't appear to have $54 billion worth of new enemies and we've now come to admire former enemy Vladimir Putin and the idea of throwing billions at....

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Why Donald Trump is beyond even satirist Armando Iannucci's gifted powers of mockery
Armando Iannucci is a short, balding, conservatively dressed middle-aged man who listens to Mahler, reads Dickens for preference, likes to go home to his wife and children at 6pm and doesn't take work calls at the weekend. He is also the man credited with revolutionising the landscape of British....

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