• Increase font size
  • Default font size
  • Decrease font size

EGR European Gospel Radio

Worldwide on Shortwave radio, streaming and satellite

Member Area

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
Pope Francis makes surprise visit to quake zone
Pope Francis stands in front of rubble, with the standing bell tower in the background, of the quake-struck town of Amatrice. (L'Osservatore Romano/ Pool Photo via AP) Pope Francis has made a surprise visit to the site of the devastating August earthquake in central Italy, praying silently alone....

Read Full Article
 
ALJA Holds Memorial for Late Professor James Kpateh Wolo
document. Philadelphia We assemble today, Saturday, October 1, 2016, to again pay homage and bid final farewell to another fallen Liberian journalist, Professor James Kpateh Wolo, who departed this world on September 9, 2016, at the John F. Kennedy Memorial Medical Center in Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa, following a brief illness.

Read Full Article
 
Alja - 'Prof. Wolo Used Creativity to Unify Liberians'
The fallen Liberian media giant, Professor James Kpateh Wolo, who died on September 9, was a man who used his creativity to unify Liberians, Mr. Moses Sandy, president of the Association of Liberian Journalists in Americas (ALJA), said in a tribute at a memorial service on October 1 at the Devine....

Read Full Article
 
VP candidate Kaine’s faith an influence, sometime struggle
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The morning after Tim Kaine was named the Democratic vice presidential nominee, his first stop wasn’t a rally or a swing state meet-and-greet — it was a church in Richmond, Virginia, where he and his wife have worshipped for 30 years. He prayed, sang a solo and briefly avoided talk of politics.

Read Full Article
 
Mark Wilson/Getty Images Supreme Court starts new term with more questions than answers
WASHINGTON (CNN) - The Supreme Court will gavel in a new term on Tuesday with a thin docket of cases overshadowed by looming questions concerning the future tilt of the court. The justices -- still at reduced strength of eight -- are in a holding pattern of sorts on the issues that closely divide them.

Read Full Article
 
Supreme Court starts new term with more questions than answers The Supreme Court will gavel in a new term on Tuesday with a thin docket of cases overshadowed by
WASHINGTON (CNN) The Supreme Court will gavel in a new term on Tuesday with a thin docket of cases overshadowed by looming questions concerning the future tilt of the court. The justices -- still at reduced strength of eight -- are in a holding pattern of sorts on the issues that closely divide them.

Read Full Article
 
VP candidate Kaine's faith an influence, sometime struggle
RALEIGH, N.C. — The morning after Tim Kaine was named the Democratic vice-presidential nominee, his first stop wasn't a rally or a swing state meet-and-greet — it was a church in Richmond, Virginia, where he and his wife have worshipped for 30 years. He prayed, sang a solo and briefly avoided talk of politics.

Read Full Article
 
How to watch the 2016 vice presidential debate
Join us this Sunday to hear from vice presidential nominees Sen. Tim Kaine (left) and Gov. Mike Pence (right) On Tuesday night, Hillary Clinton’s and Donald Trump’s running mates, and Mike Pence , respectively, face off in the vice presidential debate.

Read Full Article
 
Whitby's Musicport festival extends by two days to take in moors and villages
THE 2016 Musicport festival will go on tour to the Yorkshire moors and coast in a two-day extension of this month's event to take Whitby festival acts to surrounding villages on October 24 and 25. Most of these events will be free of charge with a bucket collection, and among the participants will....

Read Full Article
 
Supreme Court starts new term with more questions than answers
The justices -- still at reduced strength of eight -- are in a holding pattern of sorts on the issues that closely divide them. If last term is any guide, they will get their work done, ruling narrowly at times to achieve consensus, while the political branches feud over which president will choose the next justice.

Read Full Article
 
Supreme Court starts new term with more questions than answers
The justices -- still at reduced strength of eight -- are in a holding pattern of sorts on the issues that closely divide them. If last term is any guide, they will get their work done, ruling narrowly at times to achieve consensus, while the political branches feud over which president will choose the next justice.

Read Full Article
 


Page 6889 of 10021

Free consultation

If you are a broadcaster or Christian program producer you can schedule a 15 min FREE consultation with an EGR specialist to help you evaluate all possible Int'l broadcasting options.

free 15 minute EGR consultaiton

We will call you back at a number and time of your convenience, and will gladly answer any question that you may have on how to broadcast your Christian message worldwide.

EGR local time

Verse of the day

He came and preached peace to you who were far away and peace to those who were near. Ephesians, 2. 17

Polls

Is wealth an indication of God’s favor or blessing?