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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
Reckoning with ISIS, gays and tragedy at an Orlando bar unlike Pulse
ORLANDO — It was league night at George’s Hideaway. At the pool tables in the back, the team “That’s What She Said” was down by double-digits, but the sound of the cue ball was a welcome relief after such a relentless week. The death, the blood, the glitter, the grief — there was no getting away from it.

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Ex-London Mayor Boris Johnson rejects migrant ad
Former London Mayor Boris Johnson attends a service of prayer and remembrance in St Margaret's Church, London, Monday, June 20, 2016, to commemorate Jo Cox, the 41-year-old Member of Parliament fatally shot last week in northern England. The mother of two was shot Thursday afternoon in her constituency near Leeds.

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Ex-London Mayor Boris Johnson rejects migrant ad
Former London Mayor Boris Johnson attends a service of prayer and remembrance in St Margaret's Church, London, Monday, June 20, 2016, to commemorate Jo Cox, the 41-year-old Member of Parliament fatally shot last week in northern England. The mother of two was shot Thursday afternoon in her constituency near Leeds.

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Lower Manhattan Historical Society Announces Exciting July 4 Activities In Lower Manhattan
. 06:33 ET from NEW YORK June 21, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- The Lower Manhattan Historical Society (the LMHS"), in conjunction with the Bowling Green Association, the Sons of the Revolution of the State Of New York , The New York Veteran Corps of Artillery, the Sons of the American Revolution, is....

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Poor Poles count on right-wing politics for social protection
Alina Pospischil shows me all the places in Lublin that breathe a progressive atmosphere: modern coffee bars, a vegan restaurant, the annual jazz festival that, also this year, attracts full venues. As a journalist for the Culture Department of Radio Lublin, she has her hands full. Every day something is happening in this city.

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SPLA-IO:"We failed to implement security arrangements"
Gen. James Koang Chol, a member of the armed opposition on the Joint Military Ceasefire Commission, says the two peace partners, the government and the SPLM/A-IO, have apparently failed to implement security arrangements per the signed peace deal. Speaking to Radio Tamazuj, Koang stated the new....

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Rev Richard Coles: "Church tea-parties have prepared me for Celebrity MasterChef"
Reverend Richard Coles has joked that church catering wars have prepared him for the culinary battles of Celebrity MasterChef. The Communard-turned-vicar will be trying to impress judges John Torode and Gregg Wallace in the upcoming 11th series of the BBC show. Writing in the Radio Times, he said “food as sport is nothing new” to him.

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Kelsey Grammer opens up about losing his faith
Kelsey Grammer has told how there was a time in his life when he lost his faith. The Frasier star was “spiritual” while growing up but has faced several tragedies in his 61 years – his dad was shot and killed when he was in his early teens, his 18-year-old sister was murdered in 1975, his two....

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So Here's What Hlaudi Really Had to Say About the SABC and Censorship
In light of the protests that took place outside the SABC's offices on Monday and the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (Icasa) ordering the SABC to explain its decision not to broadcast footage of destruction of property during protests, we looked back at the discussion that took place on SAfm on 8 June.

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New Zealand's biggest and most bizarre auctions of all time
A radio frequency, an old handbag and a singlet are some of New Zealand's weirdest and most wonderful auctions of all time. The singlet Peter Snell wore when he won two gold medals at the 1964 Olympics has Including the "buyer's premium", the museum would pay a total of $140,875 for the "iconic....

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Malcolm Turnbull takes down Eddie McGuire: 'There is no place for disrespecting women'
Collingwood president Eddie McGuire's jokey comments about drowning Fairfax journalist Caroline Wilson have elicited a rebuke from Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull. Speaking at a press conference in Darwin on Tuesday, the Prime Minister weighed into the furore for the first time, saying "there is no....

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