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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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Pope attacks illegal drug use in sport
Articolo pubblicato il: 08/05/2015. Pope Francis on Friday spoke out against "shortcuts" such as doping, calling on athletes to be role models for fair play in sport. "How ugly and sterile is the victory that is obtained by cheating and deceiving others," Francis told members of the Italian Tennis Association on Friday.

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Archer, Rays fall to Rangers (w/video)
But Archer had an off night — more off than Lightning goalie Ben Bishop — and made what was already a bad Thursday worse in a 5-4 loss to the Rangers. "Just a frustrating night," Archer said. Start with a post 3:30 a.m arrival from Boston. A handful of players losing the battle with a flu bug, Evan....

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Church Choirs Dominate Gospel Music
Last week I indicated that the growth of gospel music in Zimbabwe took a rather unexpected knock between 2000 and 2010 when high-sounding-nothing sort of groups flooded the scene. Such groups strived to make a mark, but their major let down was their lack of staying power.

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North group rebuffs Football Association of Malawi on seminar
A group calling themselves concerned citizens from the Northern Region has rebuffed the arrangement by the Football Association of Malawi (FAM) to have an orientation and training seminar. FAM announced that it will hold training workshop for club officials of playing in the Simama Northern Region....

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Rosberg tops Spain first practice
Nico Rosberg pipped Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton to set the pace in Spanish Grand Prix first practice. The German headed Hamilton by just 0.07 seconds as the two silver cars were a second clear of the Ferraris of Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen.

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Queen to lead VE Day commemorations The Queen will lead the nation in remembering...
Seventy years after the country broke out in jubilant celebration at the end of the Second World War, Britons will again take to the streets to commemorate their finest hour. Three days of festivities are being held to mark the anniversary, seven decades after the announcement that Germany had....

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Archer, Rays fall to Rangers
But Archer had an off night — more off than Lightning goalie Ben Bishop — and made what was already a bad Thursday for the Rays worse in a 5-4 loss to the Rangers. Start with a post 3:30 a.m. arrival from Boston. A handful of players losing the battle with a flu bug, Evan Longoria enough that he was....

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More ‘Commoners’ To Participate In Tongan King’s Coronation
Democratically elected parliament brings new look to celebrations. WELLINGTON, New Zealand (Radio New Zealand International, May 7, 2015) – A Tongan pastor says the coronation of King Tupou VI in July will be different from previous such events because the country has a more democratically elected parliament.

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70th anniversary special - the Czech resistance during World War II
Professor Rychlík, thank you for joining me. Let’s begin with the mobilisation in 1938. Czechs were ready and willing to fight, and then suddenly the “Munich Dictate” – as it is known here, not the “Munich Agreement” as it was called in the West – basically orders Czechoslovakia to lower its arms and open its borders.

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Stolen baby found
Barely a day after DAILY GUIDE reported that a three-month-old baby girl had been stolen by an unknown woman at Wassa Akropong in the Western Region, the baby has been found healthy and kicking. The little girl, according to sources, was found in a town called Adukwaa, near Huni Valley in the Prestea/Huni Valley District.

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Guy Carawan dies at 87; brought 'We Shall Overcome' to civil rights movement
Folk singer Guy Carawan didn’t write “We Shall Overcome,” the galvanizing anthem of the civil rights movement that the Library of Congress called “the most powerful song of the 20th century.” In fact, its origins remain unclear. But it was the Santa Monica-born Carawan who introduced the song to civil rights workers in the South in April 1960.

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