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EGR European Gospel Radio

Worldwide on Shortwave radio, streaming and satellite

Member Area

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
Good News for Catholics
It was with great joy and excitement that Catholics throughout the Santa Barbara/Ventura area learned that Pope Francis had appointed three new auxiliary bishops to serve in the Los Angeles Archdiocese. It was equally welcome news that one of these new Bishops would be the world renowned and respected Fr.

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POLITICO Brussels Playbook: Schengen split complicates migration debate — The Corbyn crew — New Brexit balance
MIGRATION MESS CONTINUES … MIGRATION TODAY: http://bit.ly/1NspTl9 United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees António Guterres, EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini and Migration Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos will join MEPs on the Foreign Affairs, Home Affairs and Human Rights....

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EU tackles refugee emergency
. Hollande wants registration centres in Italy, Greece, Hungary. (ANSA) - Rome, September 14 - The European Union on Monday took fresh steps to address a migrant and refugee emergency as EU interior ministers agreed a number of new moves - although the meeting in Brussels also pointed up persisting,....

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Eugene Blackett, an icon in education
LAST Friday, citizens saw another side of Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley at the swearing-in of his Cabinet at Queen's Hall, St Ann's. This man was mellow, fatherly, and encouraging, completely out of character with the politician some had come to expect — brash, intimidating, and seemingly unapproachable.

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Photo gallery
Hugh Hewitt drew Trump’s ire with a smart question. On Wednesday night, the conservative talk radio host will be ready for round 2. In a bid to burnish her image with voters, the Clinton campaign is flooding the Internet with nostalgic pictures of the Democratic front-runner.

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Lebanon minister has ‘gut feeling’ one in 50 Syrian refugees could be Isis terrorists
David Cameron visits the Sed El Boucrieh School in Beirut with Lebanese Education minister, Mr Elias Bou Saab (2R) (Picture: PA) People are getting worked up over a Lebanon minister’s ‘gut feeling’ one in 50 Syrian refugees could be members of Islamic State (Isis).

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Light rail, hefty rates
The ACT government and light rail proponents seem completely unconcerned about the likely cost of the tram project, or whether it represents the best value public transport option for Canberra. So they probably won't care that the cost of the project is likely to blow out due to the National Capital....

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Light rail, hefty rates
The ACT government and light rail proponents seem completely unconcerned about the likely cost of the tram project, or whether it represents the best value public transport option for Canberra. So they probably won't care that the cost of the project is likely to blow out due to the National Capital....

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AFL finals 2015: What's happening in the centre of the football universe?
The semi-finals in Melbourne and Sydney will doubtless rate their socks off in the west, as Eagles and Dockers fans tune in to see who they're going to beat the following weekend. Until game time, the football void is being filled in the manner of children a fortnight out from Christmas – by dreaming of what's to come.

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Pope Francis on Church tax
Pope Francis said that convents that became refugee hotels must pay their taxes “like everyone else” Pope Francis underlined that a convent that becomes a hotel after taking in refugees must lose its tax-exempt status. The pope told Portuguese radio station Renascenza on Monday that “some....

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Pope Francis complains of 'feeling used' by people who claim to be close to him
Pope Francis has complained of 'feeling used' by acquaintances who claim they are his friends. In an interview with Argentinian radio station, FM Milenium 106.7, he confessed: 'I have felt used by some people who have presented themselves as 'friends' that I may not have met more than once or twice....

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