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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
Mother Teresa to be made a saint, Pope Francis announces
Mother Teresa, the Roman Catholic nun who worked with the poor in the Indian city of Kolkata (Calcutta) is to be declared a saint on 4 September, Pope Francis has announced, the BBC reports. She founded a sisterhood that runs 19 homes, and won the Nobel Peace Prize. She died in 1997 aged 87 and was beatified in 2003, the first step to sainthood.

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Cleric argues Judas' betrayal may be more complicated than the Bible suggests
For 2,000 years he's been cursed, called a traitor and a villain. His name is often used in sporting terms to describe someone who has left a team for their rivals. But now a leading cleric has argued that Judas may have been given a bad press and that his betrayal may be more complicated than the Bible suggests.

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Cleric argues Judas' betrayal may be more complicated than the Bible suggests
For 2,000 years he's been cursed, called a traitor and a villain. His name is often used in sporting terms to describe someone who has left a team for their rivals. But now a leading cleric has argued that Judas may have been given a bad press and that his betrayal may be more complicated than the Bible suggests.

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I feel a bit sorry for Judas, says leading bishop: Cleric argues traitor's betrayal may be more complicated than the Bible suggests
For 2,000 years he's been cursed, called a traitor and a villain. His name is often used in sporting terms to describe someone who has left a team for their rivals. But now a leading cleric has argued that Judas may have been given a bad press and that his betrayal may be more complicated than the Bible suggests.

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BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker causes complaints over sofa position
He revealed before taking on the new role that he never works on Sundays due to his Christian faith. As a youngster, he dreamed of being a professional footballer, but turned down invitations from the youth teams of major clubs because they played their matches on Sundays.

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Presenter Dan Walker's position 'camera left' on the BBC Breakfast sofa angers viewers who see positioning as a demotion for more experienced co-host Louise Minchin
He revealed before taking on the new role that he never works on Sundays due to his Christian faith. As a youngster, he dreamed of being a professional footballer, but turned down invitations from the youth teams of major clubs because they played their matches on Sundays.

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Inside the well-curated home of the DMA’s Anne Bromberg
Anne Bromberg lives in many worlds, long ago and far away, as durable as time yet as relevant as tomorrow. Steeped at Harvard in classical art and archaeology, she has expanded her scope at the Dallas Museum of Art to embrace India, China, Japan and much that’s in between.

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Fiji welcomes additional relief support from Australia
Australian diggers and aid workers helping to rebuild storm-ravaged Fiji will remain there as long as needed, the foreign minister says. But Julie Bishop says the hard part has now begun in the longer-term effort to try and restore communities. Almost 1000 defence personnel are building shelters,....

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Choir, priest, squirt guns bless Tofino fleet at dockside ceremony
TOFINO, B.C. - A reverend relayed prayers over a radio transmission and a choir sang hymns from the dock in the pelting rain as crews and vessels waited to be blessed in a West Coast ceremony of hope, safety, survival and renewal. The annual blessing of the boats ceremony in Tofino, British....

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Choir, priest, squirt guns bless Tofino fleet at dockside ceremony
TOFINO, B.C. - A reverend relayed prayers over a radio transmission and a choir sang hymns from the dock in the pelting rain as crews and vessels waited to be blessed in a West Coast ceremony of hope, safety, survival and renewal. The annual blessing of the boats ceremony in Tofino, British....

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Why Puerto Rico’s Financial Crisis Might Decide the 2016 Race
Their growing presence in Central Florida is plain from the billboards advertising Puerto Rican Day parades and Boricua Beer, a local brew that takes its name from the slang for Puerto Ricans living on the mainland. Their presence is likely to be felt as well in the voting booth where their....

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