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EGR European Gospel Radio

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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
Parties see independence as right of people, but country not ready
POND ISLAND--The option of independence for St. Maarten from the Dutch Kingdom is the right of the people, but eight of the nine parties represented at a debate at University of St. Martin (USM) on Sunday night do not have this constitutional move as a priority. Independence is not a priority for any of the parties.

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Today in History
On this date: In 1533, the last Incan King of Peru, Atahualpa (ah-tuh-WAHL'-puh), was executed on orders of Spanish conqueror Francisco Pizarro. In 1877, the second president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Brigham Young, died in Salt Lake City, Utah, at age 76.

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Lukyamuzi book renews calls for Buganda secession
Uganda; a Creature of the Federal Doctrine, a new book by former Lubaga south MP John Ken Lukyamuzi, reignites calls for the secession of Buganda from Uganda. Lukyamuzi, who lost February’s election after about 15 years in parliament, argues that Buganda’s interests and desires cannot be achieved if is part of the broader Uganda.

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Golfing for God: Tournament to raise funds for Christian radio
The annual Faith Radio Golf Tournament helps provide the sounds of Christian music and teaching from Sylacauga to Dothan and west to Brewton, encouraging tens of thousands of listeners. The event will be held on Sept. 20 at Arrowhead Country Club in east Montgomery. It begins at 6:30 a.m.

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Public has lost faith in pollies
The government has flagged it will introduce 25 bills this week aimed at budget repair, tax cuts and industrial relations, to name just a few. But new survey commissioned by Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand suggests Malcolm Turnbull should be looking closer to home, with more than....

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Burkini ban: New wave of French ‘mission civilisatrice’
Rachel Shabi - When Aheda Zanetti invented the burkini, it was about fitness and fun, she says. This was in Australia in 2004, and the idea was to find a way for Muslim girls and women to participate in and enjoy the country’s beachy, sporty lifestyle.

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Leukemia survivor meets donor who saved her life
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Maria Dennis flew into Kansas City Saturday for an unforgettable evening. It was a night she had been waiting two years for – the moment she would finally meet the man who saved her life. "I wouldn't have made it. I absolutely needed a bone marrow transplant,” said Dennis.

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In flooded Denham Springs, even modest recovery raises hope
In 23 years of coaching football, Dru Nettles never had to deliver a pep talk like this. Most of his players and coaches on Denham Springs High School's football team lost homes when floodwaters ravaged their city in suburban Baton Rouge. Their battered school remains closed, but the team has a season-opening home game to play in two weeks.

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Leukemia survivor meets donor who saved her life 1 hour ago
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Maria Dennis flew into Kansas City Saturday for an unforgettable evening. It was a night she had been waiting two years for – the moment she would finally meet the man who saved her life. "I wouldn't have made it. I absolutely needed a bone marrow transplant,” said Dennis.

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In flooded Louisiana city, even modest recovery raises hope
DENHAM SPRINGS, La. — In 23 years of coaching football, Dru Nettles never had to deliver a pep talk like this. Most of his players and coaches on Denham Springs High School’s football team lost homes when floodwaters ravaged their city in suburban Baton Rouge.

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In flooded Louisiana city, even modest recovery raises hope
DENHAM SPRINGS, La. (AP) — In 23 years of coaching football, Dru Nettles never had to deliver a pep talk like this. Most of his players and coaches on Denham Springs High School's football team lost homes when floodwaters ravaged their city in suburban Baton Rouge.

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