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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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Getting Personal: Justin Snider
Getting Personal is a Q&A with a local personality. Here, 36-year-old Danville resident Justin Snider, the associate pastor at St. James United Methodist Church in Danville, chats with The News-Gazette's Melissa Merli. Snider oversees youth ministries at the church.

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Pope invited to visit Sudan, South Sudan
Pope Francis speaks with the Sudanese Cardinal Gabriel Zubeir as they pose for a collective picture with the members of the joint Sudanese-South Sudanese delegation, 20 January 2016 (Obsservatore Romano). South Sudanese and Sudanese archbishops have invited Pope Francis to visit their countries.

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Australia stops boats but not criticism
Hungary has been in international headlines for months over the government’s hardline policy on migrants, but is not alone in rejecting asylum seekers. On the opposite side of the globe is a country on top of the human development index, with utopian unemployment rates and economic stability.

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'Handsome, strong, healthy' teenager dies of drug that turned pals into 'zombies'
Tributes flooded social media for Alex Ryan, an 18-year-old student who died yesterday after taking a psychoactive drug at a party in Cork. Video clips posted on his Facebook page were of a handsome, strong and healthy young man, fun-loving and popular. "The last thing I wanted to hear today! You did not deserve this.

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51st Eucharistic Congress opens in Cebu today
MANILA - Thousands of Catholics have gathered in Cebu, where the 51st International Eucharistic Congress (IEC) kicks off Sunday. Some 12,000 delegates from over 70 countries have registered for the event that will run until January 31. Preparations for the IEC had not been easy considering the....

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JOHN CARLISLE U.P. monks devote themselves to a life of prayer and jam U.P. monks devote themselves to a life of prayer and jam They wanted to start a monastery in an isolated area. And the Upper Peninsula turned out to be the perfect place. JOHN CARLISLE
But their quaint business has become so popular since it began a few decades ago that thousands of tourists head this far north every year to buy the monks’ jams and jellies, attend their medieval church services and glimpse the life of those who’ve come to seek God in the harsh landscape of the Upper Peninsula woods.

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How Donald Trump Is Stealing Iowa's Evangelical Vote
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz and retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson have made their Christian faith and the kind of issues that motivate faith-based voters a central part of their pitches to Iowa's heavily evangelical Republican caucus-goers. But in the state that will kick off voting for presidential nomination with its Feb.

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Mutually Assured Disaster
It’s unbelievably ironic that some misguided youths allegedly fighting the injustices of discrimination and non-inclusion of Ndigbo in the Nigerian Project, should mete out the same or graver punishments on other innocents, but that’s what the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of....

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Retirement doesn’t seem to slow Dan Neaverth down
Dan Neaverth’s insane interest in the commonplace contributed to his longevity on the air and in life. At 77, the retired broadcaster is youthful, really very shy and – listen to this – he appreciates snow. In fact, he is certain that snow helped power his career through 40 years on WKBW-AM and WHTT-FM.

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Donald Trump and the politics of paranoia
Image copyright Getty Images. One startling feature of the latest race to become the next president of the US - which begins in earnest with next week's Iowa caucuses - is the runaway success in the opinion polls of the outspoken billionaire, Donald Trump.

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Donald Trump gets defensive in Iowa, slamming the National Review and Glenn Beck
Sign in or create an account so we can save this story to your Reading List. You'll be able to access the story from your Reading List on any computer, tablet or smartphone. SIOUX CENTER, Iowa -- With barely a week left until the Iowa caucuses, Donald Trump got defensive during a campaign rally in deeply conservative northwest Iowa on Saturday.

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