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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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Following the storms: Tap water deemed undrinkable in some communes
Due to the flooding over the weekend , residents of certain communes are advised not to drink water from the tap. Authorities recommend as a precautionary measure not to consume tap water in the communes of Reisdorf, Larochette, Nommern and the Ernz Valley. Nevertheless, tap water can be used after having been boiled for at least ten minutes.

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Former Console boss Paul Kelly's credit cards were used after he resigned
A Console credit card held by its disgraced former boss, Paul Kelly, continued to be used for up to a week after the scandal of his lavish spending of the charity's cash for his personal use sparked public outrage and a raft of investigations. The credit card in Kelly's name was used to make cash....

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Mosque response on table at church
AN interfaith forum on Monday is aimed at ensuring Albury avoids the anger and violence which has accompanied the planning of a mosque in Bendigo. St Matthew's Anglican priest Peter MacLeod-Miller is hosting the forum at his church from 12.30pm. He said speakers would address the division which has....

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Music was always a part of the turbulent life of Paxton
Gary Paxton, who began his career as a teenager in the singing duo Skip & Flip, produced the hit pop singles “Alley-Oop” and “Monster Mash,” composed hundreds of songs and ended his career as a Grammy-winning gospel musician who also performed as the masked Grandpa Rock, died Sunday in Branson, Missouri.

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Food Aid Arrives To 100,000 Hungry PNG Highlanders
Drought afflicted region has had limited supplies for nearly a year. MELBOURNE, Australia (Radio Australia, July 5, 2016) – Food aid is arriving for more than 100,000 people in the Highlands region of Papua New Guinea who have been enduring hunger for nearly a year due to El Nino-driven drought and frost.

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Deal with it, parents: Violin lessons are pointless
Our daughter Rebekah, who is in second grade, takes three after-school classes every week. On Monday there is violin; on Wednesday, Hebrew; and on Thursday, ballet. One of these classes connects her to a religious tradition going back three thousand years. Two of them are pretty well pointless. I don’t mean that as a bad thing.

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Summers: The time Johnny Cash was arrested in Walker County
The turbulent life of Johnny Cash, highly acclaimed singer, songwriter, guitarist, actor and author, is well documented in song and the media. Although he was best remembered for country music, his songs crossed into rock and roll, rockabilly, blues, folk and gospel. Born into a family of seven in Kingsland, Ark.

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Lovely Ljubljana
Slovenia may have closed its borders to international refugees, but it’s remarkably open to international literature. There are two special reasons that I was keen to leave the UK to visit Slovenia this February: first, as the UK’s commitment to the EU wobbles precariously, I wanted to view Europe....

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Devout, dedicated fans separate SEC from rest
At South Carolina, Carlton “Baseline Jesus” Thompson is known for his scraggly beard and his wild antics at basketball and football games. Former Georgia center Ben Jones knew that when he exited the team bus, home and road, he would see J.T. “Super Dawg” Ricketson standing and saluting the Dawgs.

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From the archive: Freedom sweet for Tom Sutherland
A dark time. Sutherland was kidnapped June 9, 1985, after the car he was riding in was forced to stop by a group of armed men. He had been traveling across the city from the international airport to American University of Beirut, where he was dean of faculty of agriculture and food science.

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From the archives: Q&A with Tom Sutherland 10 years after captivity
Q: Did you ever believe at any point that you might be killed or that you might never see your family again? A: Well, we had to be prepared for that. They could have killed us any time. But we actually didn't go on a day-to-day basis fearing for our lives. A dead hostage isn't worth much to them.

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