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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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Why was SAS hero Paddy not honoured with Victoria Cross? As the door of the upper lounge of McGlade's Bar in Donegall Street, Belfast swung open,...
However, to the relief of most of the drinkers and to the disappointment of a few, Paddy Mayne was on his best behaviour that night in July, 61 years ago. He stood quietly at the bar, downed a couple of glasses while chatting to someone at his elbow and left soon afterwards.

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Fever’s Catchings leaves a legacy of faith
Perhaps no one has dominated a sport like Tamika Catchings. For the past 15 years, she has been the face of the WNBA, and her team, the Indiana Fever. She recently retired at the age of 37, taking many of the league’s records with her. A 10-time all-star, she leaves the game as the all-time leader....

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C. Africa on a razor’s edge as fresh violence flares
Bangui, Central African Republic, Oct 14 – With scores killed in fresh sectarian violence and militia fighters still refusing to disarm, Central African Republic is on a razor’s edge weeks before a French troop pullout and a key donors’ conference. After more than two years of brutal slaughter....

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Talkback host William Crawley in on-air spat with... BBC presenter William Crawley has been forced to defend himself against accusations of...
During an at times fraught discussion on blasphemy on the TV, the presenter asked the caller, Hannah, to "bring a bit of sense to the conversation". Ahead of introducing her, Mr Crawley implored his guests, Pastor Paul Burns and the commentator Jeffrey Peel, "to be nice to the callers".

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This pub in Cannon Hill Park could be reopened as hopes to save The Golden Lion revealed
A historic timber-framed Birmingham building could be saved for the second time in its 500-year history. It was built in 1520 in Deritend and after being saved in 1911 was moved to Cannon Hill Park. On its original site, it is thought to have been both the Clergy House and the school for the then nearby 14th Century Church of St John the Baptist.

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This pub in Cannon Hill Park could be reopened as hopes to save The Golden Lion revealed Birmingham Mail
A historic former pub in the middle of Cannon Hill Park could be re-opened, if campaigners get their way and manage to save it for the second time in its 500-year history. The Golden Lion was a guild house in Digbeth High Street before it became a pub and later a cricket pavilion when it was moved to Cannon Hill Park.

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Tony Chez, Formerly of Santa Barbara, 1940-2016
Robert Anthony Chez “Tony” beloved father, grandfather and friend died peacefully at home in Houston, Texas, on Oct. 10, 2016, at the age of 75. He died from complications of multiple sclerosis. He is survived by his three children Douglas, Scott and Stacy, and seven grandchildren Timothy, Michael, Shelley, Nathan, Jacob, Callissa and Abigail.

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Stars from the diaspora: Nigerian singers holding down from other lands (2)
Nig erian music has, no doubt, attained a global recognition and is currently celebrated at home and abroad. This week’s Showbeats brings you a highlight of some of these stars that are giving the Nigerian music industry qualitative representation abroad, as they fly the green white green from....

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Singer Lauren Daigle repeats with 3 wins at Dove Awards
By KRISTIN M. HALL Associated Press. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - For the second year in a row, Christian singer Lauren Daigle won three awards at the Gospel Music Association's Dove Awards on Tuesday night, including artist of the year. "Honestly, just looking back at last year and being completely new....

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Tricia-Anne Morris - all about empowering women
Tricia-Anne Morris is all fired up about service to God. She has a lot of reasons to be totally devoted as she has come a long way to be at the place she is at now. A member of the Fellowship Tabernacle she coaches the Business Ministry, offers administrative support and lectures at Whole Life College.

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Reflections on a life fully lived
Harold Stephens, 95, lives in Oak Run By Andy FillmoreCorrespondent. Harold Stephens was 19 and living in Jellico, Tennessee, in 1943 when he was pulled out of his rural roots and thrown into the midst of D-Day preparations with the U.S. Army in Europe.

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