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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
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Church-led conference on forgiveness concludes in Yambio
The Episcopal Church has wrapped up a three-day conference focusing on forgiveness and reconciliation in Yambio, Western Equatoria State. The conference featured guests from Rwanda who shared their experiences about genocide in their country. Church leaders, community leaders and politicians....

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Make A Joyful Noise
Swinging 70s, that period when Motown Records was the sound of music on radio and at parties. Before then we did the ‘Twist and Shout’, we also danced the ‘Madison Steps’. ‘I got sunshine on a cloudy day …..’ the line from ‘My Girl’ by the late Otis Redding introduced me to soul music.

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New Zealand angry at Australia's convict deportations
Hundreds of New Zealanders are being held in migration centres awaiting deportation under new rules that say foreign nationals should be sent home if they have served a jail term of 12 months or more. With some 650,000 New Zealanders living in Australia, there are concerns the numbers could rise....

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New Zealand angry at Australia's convict deportations
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key warned Wednesday that Australia risks straining the trans-Tasman "special relationship" by deporting Kiwi-born convicts under tough new immigration rules. Hundreds of New Zealanders are being held in migration centres awaiting deportation under new rules that say....

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Gallery: The Daily Edit 09.30.15
President Barack Obama speaks to reporters on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2015, after spending three days in New York and the United Nations. Obama thanked the secret service for their work over the last few weeks in protecting the Pope, the Chinese President,....

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New Zealand angry at Australia's convict deportations
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key warned Wednesday that Australia risks straining the trans-Tasman "special relationship" by deporting Kiwi-born convicts under tough new immigration rules. Hundreds of New Zealanders are being held in migration centres awaiting deportation under new rules that say....

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Rice Company Offers To Deliver Medical Supplies Around PNG
Australian firm SunRice could use trucks to transport aid. By Pacific affairs correspondent Liam Fox. MELBOURNE, Australia (Radio Australia, Sept. 30, 2015) – An Australian rice company operating in Papua New Guinea could help deliver much-needed medical supplies around the country.

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Person, Not Player, Is the Main Focus at Yogi Berra’s Funeral
MONTCLAIR, N.J. — As Spencer Ross, a longtime metropolitan New York area sportscaster, crossed North Fullerton Avenue after a memorial Mass for Yogi Berra , he was approached by a small gray-haired woman. The woman, Mary Anne DeVarti, 56, had come to stand with dozens of others behind barricades....

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Timeframe for UN Security Council bid 'unambitious'
Shadow Foreign Minister and Deputy Opposition Leader Tanya Plibersek has labelled the timeframe for Australia's bid to rejoin the United Nations Security Council as unambitious. Ms Plibersek told the ABC she welcomed the move by her Government counterpart Foreign Minister Julie Bishop, who announced....

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Australia seeks UN veto limit
Australia would seek to limit major countries' use of the veto on the UN Security Council, as it makes another bid to sit at the table. Russia has found itself at odds with many nations over the future of Syria and the MH17 disaster during the UN General Assembly in New York this week, where Foreign Minister Julie Bishop is representing Australia.

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Timeframe for UN Security Council bid 'unambitious', Plibersek says
Shadow Foreign Minister and Deputy Opposition Leader Tanya Plibersek has labelled the timeframe for Australia's bid to rejoin the United Nations Security Council as unambitious. Ms Plibersek told the ABC she welcomed the move by her Government counterpart Foreign Minister Julie Bishop, who announced....

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