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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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In guitarist's music, Mississippi flows out of the Congo
Congolese guitarist Siama Matuzungidi sitting by the Mississippi. His new album, "Rivers: From the Congo to the Mississippi," is based on his own rich tradition of soukous music, but incorporates Minneapolis-based musicians from all over the world to celebrate the great rivers.

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BBC Radio programme to debate legacy of King’s Lynn’s Marjery Kempe
The contribution made by a mediaeval Lynn housewife to the history of ideas will be celebrated in a radio documentary this week. Marjery Kempe is the subject of BBC Radio 4’s In Our Time programme this Thursday. Daughter of mayor and MP John Brunham, Marjery wrote, by dictation, the first English....

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Trump's coalition of the unwilling in GOP growing
A corollary of that is that the higher-placed the opponent, the more valuable the capitulation. That’s why South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham getting with the program over the weekend is so important. It’s part of bringing a divided party back together. Without that, it is hard to win.

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Church denies supporting pastor charged with indecent act
UPDATE: THE Oasis New Life Centre Church says a pastor who had pleaded guilty to an incident act with a young girl was not being supported by their organisation. The NSW pastor had faced multiple child sex charges but all charges except the one he pleaded guilty to were withdrawn.

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Philip Glenister keen on taking DCI Gene Hunt on another adventure
Philip Glenister has said he would like to resurrect his defining TV character DCI Gene Hunt. The actor played the inspector in BBC One’s Life On Mars between 2006 and 2007 and then reprised the role in the sequel Ashes To Ashes from 2008 to 2010. He told the Radio Times he would never rule out....

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Election 2016: Julie Bishop has a very Melbourne morning
It was clear, crisp and cold in Melbourne's bayside Liberal heartland of Hampton where Ms Bishop engaged in some old-fashioned street-walk campaigning. Ms Bishop helped make coffee in a cafe, hung with a Fevola, visited a wine bar (although she did not drink) and talked fashion.

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Brighton pupils cook up a recipe for success
It was the first year schools from Brighton and Hove were involved in the competition, which is run by fit2cook food education and sponsored by The Southern Co-operative, and Ben and Harvey will now go on to compete in the final in Hampshire on June 21. Ben said: “It feels really, really good to have won.

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Bishop has a very Melbourne morning
It was clear, crisp and cold in Melbourne's bayside Liberal heartland of Hampton where Ms Bishop engaged in some old-fashioned street-walk campaigning. Ms Bishop helped make coffee in a cafe, hung with a Fevola, visited a wine bar (although she did not drink) and talked fashion.

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Election 2016: Julie Bishop has a very Melbourne morning
It was a very Melbourne morning for Australia's Foreign Minister, Julie Bishop. It was clear, crisp and cold in Melbourne's bayside Liberal heartland of Hampton where Ms Bishop engaged in some old-fashioned street-walk campaigning. Ms Bishop helped make coffee in a cafe, hung with a Fevola,....

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Election 2016: Julie Bishop has a very Melbourne morning
It was a very Melbourne morning for Australia's Foreign Minister, Julie Bishop. It was clear, crisp and cold in Melbourne's bayside Liberal heartland of Hampton where Ms Bishop engaged in some old-fashioned street-walk campaigning. Ms Bishop helped make coffee in a cafe, hung with a Fevola,....

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Foreign Minister Julie Bishop admits to suffering a 'gotcha moment' about superannuation on live radio
'Well this is obviously a "gotcha" moment': Julie Bishop's embarrassing on-air stumble as foreign minister admits she is not up to speed on government superannuation policy Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has had a 'gotcha moment' while live on air She was speaking with Melbourne radio presenter Neil....

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