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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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Dec. 9: Stop picking on Oosterhoff and other letters to the editor
Cancer an experience, not a battle. RE: What not to say to a cancer patient (Dec. 3) As a 13-year survivor I really appreciated you including this in the paper. The best line is "I don't know what to say." My sister-in-law said this to me and I appreciated her honesty. The only thing that still bugs me is when people use the term "battling cancer.

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Mugabe grandson babyshower million march fundraisers seek Mazoe orange juice
Harare – No cash to donate to President Robert Mugabe’s million man march on Wednesday? No problem: just hand over some orange juice. In a leaked letter soliciting donations from a bakery in Bulawayo, ruling party fundraisers have set out the things that they need to make a success of the march.

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Tears roll at service for gospel hitmaker
Throughout the five-hour long service at the packed eThekwini Community Church in Durban yesterday, she had put on a brave face as she grieved the loss of her husband of nine years. Ncwane died on Monday from kidney failure. The singer is best known for his award-winning track Kulungile Baba.

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Dzamara prayer meeting banned
Organisers of the prayer meeting, among them Morgan Tsvangirai’s MDC, Simba Makoni’s Mavambo/Kusile/Dawn and the Lovemore Madhuku-led National Constitutional Assembly, had called the prayer service to demand “the safe” return of Dzamara. The prayer meeting was also scheduled to be graced by ex-Zanu....

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News 50 mins ago 11:22 p.m. Fire damage assessments complete; Smokies and Gatlinburg reopen to
Gatlinburg City Manager Cindy Ogle said in a statement Thursday that the city "focused this week on allowing our residents and business owners the opportunity to return to their properties in privacy as we started the cleanup and healing process together as a community.

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Solomon Islands: Solomon Islands hit by powerful aftershocks after magnitude-7.8 quake
By Eric Tlozek and wires. Key points: Earthquake triggered tsunami warnings across the pacific, but PTWC says threat has largely passed; Solomon Islands police still have not heard from southern side of island closest to quake There is no risk to Australia's coastlines.

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Crime Memphis police officer in fatal shooting: 'I had to end it' Memphis police officer in fatal shooting: 'I had to end it' The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation released the file in the MPD shooting of Jonathon Bratcher. Crime 28 minutes ago Suburbs Fa
In an Feb. 10 interview conducted by the Inspectional Services Bureau of the Memphis Police two weeks after the shooting, an officer who was identified in records only by the date he joined the force in October 2010, said he noticed a gold Impala driving recklessly and initiated a traffic stop at Dedrick and Buntyn, but the driver sped off.

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A song for Patti
The recently departed Patti Rogers would have enjoyed the music tribute held in her memory last Sunday at Kaiso Blues Cafe. The event, held in a celebratory mood, was the brainchild of vocalist Candice Alcantara with much assistance from Carl Jacobs and Robin Foster of Kaiso Blues.

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John Glenn, American hero of the Space Age, dies at 95
John Glenn, a freckle-faced son of Ohio who was hailed as a national hero and a symbol of the Space Age as the first American to orbit the Earth, then became a national political figure for 24 years in the Senate, died on Thursday in Columbus, Ohio. He was 95. Ohio State University announced his death.

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USU's 'Winter Songs' concert continues 15-year tradition
The Christmas season is heavily steeped in tradition, and every community develops its own holiday customs. One of Cache Valley's annual traditions marked its 15th year Tuesday night, the "Winter Songs" performance by the combined choirs from the music department of Utah State University — the....

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GALLERY: Newsmakers
The Duke and Duchess of York, later King George VI and Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, at Albury station with Mayor Alf Waugh and Mrs Waugh, on their way to open Federal Parliament in Canberrra, 1927. Picture: Albury Historical Society; The Albury Terminus Hotel fire in January 2005 resulted in the complete destruction of the historic site.

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