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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
How will Utah adapt to the shifting political landscape?
Eighty two years ago last Thursday I was taken to a neighbor’s house for the day. The stork was bringing us a new baby. A nice old lady, Ms. Arnn, fed me tapioca pudding, a food I had never seen. We could see our house from the Arnn front porch. I didn’t see a stork. Ms. Arnn saw the doctor’s car.

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Mafia III: The Kotaku Review
Early on in Mafia III , I was introduced to my weapons dealer. As he pulled up to my character, Vietnam-vet-turned-vengeance-fueled crime lord Lincoln Clay, the two began a friendly conversation. Clay asked why his old acquaintance traded his weapons operation for a sketchy-ass orange van.

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Press Briefing by Press Secretary Josh Earnest, 10/12/2016
James S. Brady Press Briefing Room. 1:08 P.M. EDT. MR. EARNEST: Good afternoon, everybody. I apologize for the late start today. I do not have any announcements at the top, so we can go straight to your questions. Kevin, do you want to start? Q Sure, Josh, thank you.

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C Africa's first Catholic cardinal marches for peace
The first Catholic cardinal of the Central African Republic marched for peace as more deadly violence in the war-ravaged country left at least six people dead. The latest violence, in which between six and nine people died, occurred during fighting in the central market town of Kaga-Bandoro yesterday, security sources said.

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Pence's twisted vision of forgiveness: Steve Deace
I am a Christian who is politically a conservative because I believe in conserving the things that history has proven are what’s best for the human condition. Throughout the course of human history, I believe nothing has been better for us than the Bible.

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Migrant children, alone in condemned ‘Jungle,’ look hopefully to Britain
Their only diversions are a makeshift school run by volunteers and regular fights among the adults. "Only animals live in the Jungle," a 14-year-old Afghan migrant told the British Red Cross recently. Now, after months of foot-dragging, and with the French government's planned dismantling of the....

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Funeral-goers asked to 'stand up for something' like Sirdeaner Walker
SPRINGFIELD — A church full of mourners paid homage to Sirdeaner L. Walker's lifetime of standing up in a fitting manner. On their feet, clapping, crying. Minister Syvil Green asked them to "stand for something," as Walker had for so many causes — community radio, South African apartheid subjects,....

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Pence's twisted vision of forgiveness: Steve Deace
I am a Christian who is politically a conservative because I believe in conserving the things that history has proven are what’s best for the human condition. Throughout the course of human history, I believe nothing has been better for us than the Bible.

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Voices: Does God want Cubs to win the World Series?
CHICAGO — I used to like to think of myself as being too sophisticated to believe in curses, and I have had a bad habit of rolling my eyes when I hear athletes attribute their success to God's direct intervention. Then on Tuesday afternoon — hours before my beloved Chicago Cubs completed a....

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Can’t even draw a square on an Etch a Sketch? You’ll be amazed by this artist’s portraits
Shea Baker is at the wheels of her Etch A Sketch, crafting John Calipari’s ear. Most of us are hopeless on the magnetic drawing tablet, lucky to craft a square with sides that are more or less equal. Not so Baker, a DJ at Lexington radio station Classic Rock 92.1 .

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Epilogue: Louise Lykes Ferguson, 104, came of age as Tampa did
A major backer of downtown Tampa's performing arts center, second largest in the southeast, Mrs. Ferguson, 104, died Oct. 5 at her historic family home in Ballast Point. Along with her husband of 44 years, attorney Chester Howell Ferguson, Mrs. Ferguson was instrumental in conceptualizing and fundraising what is now called the David A.

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