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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
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Pope Francis sends video message to people of Armenia
Pope Francis has sent a video message to the people ofArmenia, ahead of his visit to the country this weekend. In the message – delivered in Italian – the Holy Father says, “[It is] as a servant of the Gospel and a messenger of peace [that] I desire to come among you, to support [your] every effort....

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Dispatches: Remembering Congo’s Abbé Benoît Kinalegu
Communities in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo are mourning the loss of an extraordinary man. Abbé Benoît Kinalegu , the Catholic priest who alerted the world to the terrible abuses of the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) in Congo, passed away on April 8, 2016. He died of kidney and respiratory problems in the town of Dungu at the age of 53.

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19 movies filmed in Birmingham Birmingham Mail
Here are 19 movies that have been made here including everything from a vampire motorcycle chase to nasty neighbours. Oh, and of course Cliff Richard! This Kingsman sequel starring Channing Tatum was recently filmed in London and Birmingham. The Golden Circle follows Matthew Vaughn’s 2015 hit....

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Church of England to ordain 950 priests and deacons this summer
Almost 1,000 men and women will be ordained by the Church of England over the next few months. "The ordination of so many men and women is an occasion of joy," said the Bishop of Sheffield, Steven Croft, chair of the Church of England's Ministry Council.

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Rubio says yes to another Senate run after all
Ending weeks of political speculation, Marco Rubio announced Wednesday he has changed his mind and will run for re-election to the U.S. Senate, reversing his pledge to return to private life after his presidential campaign collapsed three months ago. Rubio cited a sense of duty to try to remain in....

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Leader: Pandora’s box has been opened
“What shall I pray for?” asks Clive Hicks, vicar at Trinity Church in Ossett, a small market town outside Wakefield, West Yorkshire. We were chatting after the annual National Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast, last Tuesday morning. I ask him to pray for the Remain campaign and for the wounds the referendum had caused in our country to be healed.

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PA Attorney General Who Exposed 1000s of Illicit Government Emails Now Faces Her Own Scandal
Clem Murray/Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS via Getty Images (NEW YORK) Pennsylvania’s Attorney General Kathleen Kane is used to going up against criminals, not her own colleagues, but after she helped expose an email scandal within the state’s government, her career has been in jeopardy.

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Archbishop: De Vido was regular at General Rodríguez convent
Three vaults monitored by security cameras were discovered by Federal Police officers at the convent in General Rodríguez yesterday, where the now incarcerated former Kirchnerite Public Works secretary José López was caught stashing large sums of money last week.

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Blanka tunnel sees average of 75,000 vehicles daily
A survey by the Technical Administration of Roadways of the Capital of Prague suggests that an average of 75,000 vehicles pass through the city’s Blanka tunnel daily. The most-heavily used section (of three) is the Brusnice tunnel, followed by the Bubeneč section and finally Dejvice tunnel.

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Last diocese in the West Indies votes in favour of women priests
Women are now able to be priests in every Anglican diocese of the West Indies, after the church in Guyana voted to allow the ordination of women yesterday. The synod of the diocese of Guyana voted without dissent to amend the diocesan canon to permit the ordination of women on June 21 at their 145th meeting at St George's Cathedral in Georgetown.

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Life Elsewhere sees first Czech-language edition since 68 publishers
22-06-2016 13:03 | Jan Velinger Czech-born novelist Milan Kundera’s novel Life is Elsewhere has been published for the first time in the Czech Republic. The news was confirmed by Jana Uhdeová of Atlantis publishers in Brno for the Czech News Agency. Life is Elsewhere came out in Czech only once....

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