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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
It may be Lent, but giving up's still hard to do As the religious celebration begins today, Stephanie Bell and Kerry McKittrick ask a few famous...
Lynda Bryans is a broadcaster and lecturer. She says: I haven't given things up for Lent for quite some time now. I appreciate it means a lot to some people, but I don't (do it). I think the meaning of Lent is different to a lot of people and many do it as a personal challenge for themselves instead of what the real meaning is.

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Bravehearts founder calls on Canberra Catholic archbishop to resign
Bravehearts founder Hetty Johnson has called for Catholic Archbishop Christopher Prowse to resign, after revelations he moved a priest he'd stood down over inappropriately touching a child, next to two Canberra primary schools. "If this is the man we're looking to in this region to protect children,....

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Bravehearts founder calls on Canberra Catholic archbishop to resign
Bravehearts founder Hetty Johnson has called for Catholic Archbishop Christopher Prowse to resign, after revelations he moved a priest he'd stood down over inappropriately touching a child, next to two Canberra primary schools. "If this is the man we're looking to in this region to protect children,....

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Bravehearts founder calls on Canberra Catholic archbishop to resign
Bravehearts founder Hetty Johnson has called for Catholic Archbishop Christopher Prowse to resign, after revelations he moved a priest he'd stood down over inappropriately touching a child, next to two Canberra primary schools. "If this is the man we're looking to in this region to protect children,....

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Media: DUP and Alliance in BBC Talkback Twitter spat
A Twitter row between the DUP and Alliance got personal yesterday as Communities Minister Paul Givan prepared to answer questions on BBC Radio Ulster's Talkback. Noting that Mr Givan was about to appear on the programme, the DUP tweeted from its official party account: "The programme is just starting.

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Life and death on the Mexican border
Since the 1990s, a doctrine known as “prevention through deterrence” has been practised by border patrol. Even today, only 351 miles of the 1,954-mile border are effectively fenced – 18%. Increasingly, border patrol is deploying remote electronic surveillance technology, the so-called “virtual wall”....

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Hundreds gather to celebrate the life of Edwin Pope, Miami’s ‘godfather of sports’
It seemed only fitting that the memorial celebration of legendary Miami Herald sports columnist Edwin Pope was held Tuesday night at the Clevelander bar at Marlins Park, formerly the East end zone of the Orange Bowl, the site where Pope chronicled the Dolphins and Miami Hurricanes for more than half a century.

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CJ Extra Calendar: Topeka’s upcoming meetings and events, March 1, 2017 update
REPEATING CLUBS, MEETINGS, EVENTS. The Capital-Journal. Notices of upcoming events for the CJ Extra Calendar should be sent to The Topeka Capital-Journal at least two weeks in advance of the intended publication date (not the event date). They may be submitted by email to news@cjonline.

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The 25 festivals coming to Hull for 2017
programmes from now until September are jam-packed with events for everyone, but there are also a lot of festivals. With everything from food and drink to folk, and electronica to spoken word, you can expect colourful parades, parties on the beach and some of the biggest names around Here are the....

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Alice in Wonderland is getting an operatic Irish retelling
Gerald Barry’s operatic take on Lewis Carroll’s classic Alice tale is about to get its Irish premiere, writes Cathy Desmond. FOLLOWING its premiere in Los Angeles in 2011, Gerald Barry’s opera The Importance of Being Earnest was hailed as a masterpiece.

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NEW! Review: Caitlyn Smith samples 'Starfire' album at New York's The Cutting Room By Jason Scott AXS Contributor 3 hours ago
Some artists are bred of and for Music Row, forever confined to the narrow lyrical and sonic cutouts which spring from country radio's trend chasing. Others are singers and songwriters who carry the weight of the world on their shoulders and pour out their hearts three minutes at a time--screaming....

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It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God. Matthew, 19. 24

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