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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
Christianity
Pope is a true celebrity
By Ann McFeatters. Tribune News Service. WASHINGTON. Forget that obnoxious real estate mogul from New York City who disparages women who annoy him and is a xenophobe and a know-nothing when it comes to foreign policy. A real celebrity is coming, and he is no political apprentice.

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Pope Francis changed the world with a simple question
He’s been called a rock star, a man of the people and an awesome dude. But Pope Francis just likes being called a regular guy. “To depict the pope as a sort of superman, a sort of star, seems offensive to me,’’ he told an Italian newspaper last year. “The pope is a man who laughs, cries, sleeps....

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New Australia PM calls for more women MPs as he defends reshuffle
CANBERRA: New Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull defended his major shake-up of cabinet Monday (Sep 21) and said he wished the percentage of women in parliament had been higher so he could have appointed more to key roles. Turnbull pleaded the case for renewal in his first television....

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New Australia PM calls for more women MPs, defends reshuffle
New Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull defended Monday his major cabinet shake-up and said if the percentage of women in parliament had been higher he could have appointed more to key roles. One week after deposing Tony Abbott in a swift, internal Liberal Party coup, Turnbull pleaded the....

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New Australia PM calls for more women MPs as he defends reshuffle
CANBERRA: New Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull defended his major shake-up of cabinet Monday and said he wished the percentage of women in parliament had been higher so he could have appointed more to key roles. Turnbull pleaded the case for renewal in his first television interview as....

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KPLU changes tune, courts Seattle jazz community
If you stuck out an errant elbow on a recent Friday at 88.5 KPLU-FM’s Fourth Avenue studio, you were in danger of jabbing a high-level patron or worse, knocking a key on Anton Schwartz’s tenor saxophone. It was pretty cozy in there. Schwartz and his chamber jazz trio — Inga Swearingen (vocals) and....

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New Australia PM calls for more women MPs as he defends reshuffle
Turnbull pleaded the case for renewal in his first television interview as leader after clearing out several leading conservatives and appointing many of his own supporters. He also upped the number of women in cabinet from two to five, with Senator Marise Payne notably becoming the country's first female defence minister.

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Australian PM Turnbull calls for more women MPs as he defends reshuffle
CANBERRA (AFP) - New Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull defended his major shake-up of cabinet on Monday (Sept 21) and said he wished the percentage of women in parliament had been higher so he could have appointed more to key roles. Turnbull pleaded the case for renewal in his first....

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Track intruder sets pulses racing at Singapore Grand Prix
A lone intruder set pulses racing at the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday when he ambled across the floodlit track midway through the Formula One race and strolled by the metal fences as cars sped past. Ferrari winner Sebastian Vettel got the fright of his life when he spotted the man as he came around a corner.

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Track intruder sets pulses racing at Singapore Grand Prix
A lone intruder set pulses racing at the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday when he ambled across the floodlit track midway through the Formula One race and strolled by the metal fences as cars sped past. Ferrari winner Sebastian Vettel got the fright of his life when he spotted the man as he came around a corner.

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New Australia PM calls for more women MPs as he defends reshuffle
Canberra (AFP) - New Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull defended his major shake-up of cabinet Monday and said he wished the percentage of women in parliament had been higher so he could have appointed more to key roles. Turnbull pleaded the case for renewal in his first television....

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