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EGR European Gospel Radio

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Welcome to European Gospel Radio (EGR)!

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At least 22 dead in Central African Republic village attacks
BANGUI: At least 22 people were killed in a string of raids on villages in Central African Republic this week, a local official and state radio said on Friday, as an escalation of violence threatened to derail a visit by the pope and crucial elections. Pope Francis has already hinted that his trip, scheduled for Nov.

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Ahead Of Pope Visit, More Killed In Central African Republic
By Crispin Dembassa-Kette. BANGUI, Central African Republic (Reuters) -- At least 22 people were killed in a string of raids on villages in Central African Republic this week, a local official and state radio said on Friday, as an escalation of violence threatened to derail a visit by the pope and crucial elections.

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At least 22 dead in Central African Republic village attacks
BANGUI At least 22 people were killed in a string of raids on villages in Central African Republic this week, a local official and state radio said on Friday, as an escalation of violence threatened to derail a visit by the pope and crucial elections. Pope Francis has already hinted that his trip, scheduled for Nov.

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Ted Cruz targets Marco Rubio in immigration offensive
The sermon in the church of Ted Cruz began Friday with a thunderous roar from a candidate who seemed to have transformed into a preacher ( “Wow! Wow!”). He briefly switched into Spanish (“¡ Muchísimas gracias !”). And he concluded with the message that the country’s ills perpetuated by Democrats....

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At least 22 dead in Central African Republic village attacks
By Crispin Dembassa-Kette. BANGUI (Reuters) - At least 22 people were killed in a string of raids on villages in Central African Republic this week, a local official and state radio said on Friday, as an escalation of violence threatened to derail a visit by the pope and crucial elections.

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At least 22 dead in Central African Republic village attacks
BANGUI At least 22 people were killed in a string of raids on villages in Central African Republic this week, a local official and state radio said on Friday, as an escalation of violence threatened to derail a visit by the pope and crucial elections. Pope Francis has already hinted that his trip, scheduled for Nov.

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At least 22 dead in Central African Republic village attacks
BANGUI (Reuters) - At least 22 people were killed in a string of raids on villages in Central African Republic this week, a local official and state radio said on Friday, as an escalation in violence threatened to derail a visit by the pope and crucial elections. Pope Francis has already hinted that his trip, scheduled for Nov.

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Turkey’s Nor Zartonk Brings Movement to Southern California
LOS ANGELES—Last weekend, the Armenian Youth Federation hosted Nor Zartonk spokesperson and one of its founding members Sayat Tekir in Southern California, in an effort to bridge the gap between communities and build solidarity among organizations. During his brief stay in LA, Tekir and Nor Zartonk....

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No champagne — or state dinner — for Iranian president’s visit to France
PARIS — Usually when foreign leaders visit France, sumptuous tables are set for them with the best food and drink the country can offer. The French hosts are proud to flaunt their famous cuisine, and the glittering official dinner is the highpoint of the stay.

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Ibadan: Nigeria’s home of many Firsts
The University of Ife, now Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, founded in 1962, started from the present North Campus of the Ibadan Polytechnic, then known as the Nigerian College of Arts and Science. It took it’s first set of 244 students on the 22nd of September 1962, with five faculties; –....

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A tragedy which stunned the Inishowen community
From the ‘Derry Journal’ of Friday, November 17th, 1995. News of the disappearance of ‘The Carrickatine’ was reported two days later in the ‘Derry Journal.’ The report ran as follows: Amidst growing fears for the safety of the crew of the Donegal fishing vessel missing for more than 36 hours, family....

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