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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
Orlando nightclub shooting: 49 lives cut short
Orlando (AFP) - Forty-nine people were killed in Orlando, Florida when Omar Mateen sprayed a gay nightclub with bullets during a three-hour siege on Sunday. Authorities said Mateen, a US citizen of Afghan parents, was radicalized by Islamist propaganda.

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Artistes Reach Out to Child-Mothers
By midday last Friday, it was all smiles for the teen mothers of Pelletier Teenage Mothers' Foundation (PTMoF) in Nansana, as they received a donation of clothes, sanitary pads, fruit drinks, among other items, from Beat FM presenter Ruth Wanyana. PTMoF is a centre for teenage parents and their....

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Church leader says assistance needed after clashes in Kajo-Keji
Humanitarian assistance is needed for displaced people who fled their homes following clashes in Kajo-Keji, in the proposed Yei River State, a church official told Radio Tamazuj. In an interview on Tuesday, Bishop of the Episcopal Church in Kajo-Keji Haily Kajamino said that the situation has come....

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: Let sobriety prevail in the quest for a just society
Author Edwin Otieno Currently, the nation is at stake in many issues. The political tension can be felt virtually in all corners, even as we look up to the 2017 general elections. The media have shaped this discourse much to the heightening of the current impasse. The role of media must be probed and tamed.

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The terrorist attack in Orlando that killed 49 and wounded 53 was the largest mass killing of gay people in American history, but before Sunday that grim distinction was held by a largely forgotten arson at a New Orleans bar in 1973 that killed 32
people at a time of pernicious anti-gay stigma. Churches refused to bury the victims’ remains. Their deaths were mostly ignored and sometimes mocked by politicians and the media. No one was ever charged. A joke made the rounds in workplaces and was repeated on the radio: “Where will they bury the....

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BBC Reporter Caroline Wyatt Steps Down From Role After Multiple Sclerosis Diagnosis
Caroline made a statement today, in which she expressed her thanks for all the support she had received from family and friends since sharing news of her illness. "I have been utterly overwhelmed by the support I’ve had from my colleagues, friends and family in recent days and months, and am so....

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You can't kill the newspaper (I)
Missionaries were the first to introduce the newspaper into West Africa. Media historians (Fred Omu, Frank Ugboajah, etc.) record that the first newspaper in Nigeria was established in December 1859 by a Church Missionary Society (CMS) evangelist from Leicester, England: the Reverend Henry Townsend.

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Women Are Wicked – Counselor Lutterodt
Controversial relationship counselor, Reverend George Lutterodt, has accused mothers of being the reason fathers are not celebrated on Father’s Day. According to the radio and TV counselor, father’s Day is least observed because of the “greed” and selfishness of mothers.

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Basu: Stop looking for a common enemy. We already have one
A colleague used to say there was nothing like being attacked to bring Americans together. He said we had always been able to set aside our disagreements in wartime to face a common enemy. He wished we could muster up that same sense of resolve and community in peace time.

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Duterte spokesman sees warming of relations with media
A designated spokesperson of President-elect Rodrigo Duterte believes the incoming president will have warmer relations with the media in the coming days. Ernesto Abella, a former pastor and Ateneo de Davao professor, was recently named one of Duterte's designated spokespersons, and not as a deputy....

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The Narrative of Orlando: An American Fatwa?
The truth is that the homeland is now rife with self-righteous and self-anointed apostles who cite the Bible as a reason to kill gays. They are the tip of the spear of a rising reactionary movement that is seeking to reverse the course of gay rights and universal enfranchisement and to return to the....

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