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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
Evan Mawarire - a cry baby or a cry boy?
So Evan Mawarire, who is masquerading as a Pastor is now in the United States of America where he is telling the world that he has gone into "temporary exile after pro-ZANU (PF) government operatives threatened to abduct my children and rape my wife". During a live interview with the pirate Studio....

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Entertainment listings, Aug. 25-31, 2016
ARTHUR MENNONITE RELIEF AUCTION. What: Large selection of locally handcrafted Amish furniture, handmade quilts, items from Ten Thousand Villages, school and health kit assembly, children's auction, silent auction, petting zoo, train rides, bake sale, books and food. When: 4:30 to 9 p.m. Aug. 26 and 6 a.

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The power of storytelling for social change
EACH and everyone of us has a person that they relate to better than others. This person is usually one whom we share our secrets, troubles and aspirations. One of the most common credentials which endear such people to us is their ability to listen and empathise with our circumstance - whatever they are.

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Cultivating the musical cult of Mary The Early Music Days in Herne have a cult following in Germany: "Musical Cults" was the motto of the most recent edition.
Focusing on the religious cult of the Virgin Mary in this concert, La Grande Chapelle from Madrid and its leader Albert Recasens perform material found in a church archive in Toledo, Spain - which in 16th century Europe was Europe's second-wealthiest city, second only to Rome.

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Music honoring a medieval local hero With music having the power to express feelings with an intensity that words cannot, people have always used it to pay tribute to celebrated persons. This hour's selections honor a saint from Germany's Ruhr region.
The missionary and bishop Liudger is a much-admired figure in western German Catholicism. Born in the year 742 in Utrecht, in the present-day Netherlands, Liudger was educated as a theologian in England and sent by King Charlemagne to Germany. In 799, at age 60, he founded a Benedictine monastery in Werden, near the city of Essen.

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Riots break out in Zimbabwe as state radio plays ‘talking ’bout a revolution’
A vehicle belonging to broadcasters was destroyed by fire (Picture: AFP) Zimbabwe police on Wednesday fired teargas and water cannon and beat up opposition activists protesting against police brutality, witnesses said. According to an AFP photographer at the scene, around 200 supporters of the....

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The power of storytelling for social change
EACH and everyone of us has a person that they relate to better than others. This person is usually one whom we share our secrets, troubles and aspirations. One of the most common credentials which endear such people to us is their ability to listen and empathise with our circumstance - whatever they are.

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What’s on where: West Norfolk leisure listings, Friday, August 26th:
To have your event included send the details to What’s On listings, Newsdesk, Lynn News, Limes House, Purfleet Street, King’s Lynn PE30 1HL. You can also email the information to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and please type in What’s On events listing in the subject box. EXHIBITIONS.

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ON SONG: The York choir that's still going strong aged 91
William Payne, Alf Boston and Harry Tallantyne, all in their 40s, were amongst a small group who had taken to meeting in the front room of a modest terraced house in Leeman Road to sing songs around the piano. According to the story always told, they weren't particularly good singers. But they wanted to get better.

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Quake levels 3 Italian towns
AMATRICE, Italy -- Rescue crews using bulldozers and bare hands raced to dig out survivors from an earthquake that reduced three central Italian towns to rubble Wednesday. The death toll stood at 247, but the number of dead and missing was uncertain in a region hosting thousands of vacationers for the final days of summer.

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Irish church launches review over claims trainee Catholic priests using Grindr
Catholic church leaders in Ireland have ordered a review of social media policy after claims that trainee priests were using the gay dating app Grindr. The trainees have also been advised to pay attention to the Pope's recent advice to spend more time with women and families to encourage “diversity”.

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