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EGR European Gospel Radio

Worldwide on Shortwave radio, streaming and satellite

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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
King Message Thrives Despite Fights Among His Legacy-Carrying Children
At the height of his work as a pre-eminent leader of the civil rights movement that won him the Nobel Peace Prize, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. rarely traveled without his personal copy of the Bible. Now, decades after King’s assassination, the heirs of the Georgia pastor who preached justice and....

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Gay marriage opponents are weakening religious liberty arguments overall
CHAPEL HILL, N.C -- We are all obsessed with our brands these days, and no one more so than states competing fiercely for jobs and businesses. Some of them are quickly learning that being seen as anti-gay is dangerous to their images. As controversy engulfed Indiana over its religious liberty law....

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Breaking the news
Dear Dave, My parents are going through a divorce, and money issues are a big part of the problem. My dad bought several rental properties and poured money into them. Then, he lost them to foreclosure and isn’t making a lot in his new, commission-based job. How can I, as a 25-year-old kid, tell him that his career choices aren’t working? — Ryan.

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Religion events from around the Washington area
Saturday, 8 to 10:30 a.m.: All-you-can-eat monthly community pancake breakfast. Proceeds go to West River United Methodist Center and the St. Paul’s Hunger Ministry. St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, 10401 Armory Ave., Kensington. $6.50; $2 for ages 11 and younger; $18 family maximum. 301-933-7933.

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Fish and chips feast for clerics after radio win
All were served with fish and chips from Quinlan’s fish shop in the town, after Noreen won a Radio Kerry competition. The prize, sponsored by Quinlan’s, was a fish and chips lunch for up to 12 people in a home or workplace on a day when fruits de mer is traditionally on menus.

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‘Parliament reached a new low’
While Roman Catholic priest Fr Clyde Harvey listened intently, none of the people who had walked with him during yesterday’s “silent protest” outside the Parliament building named any of the People’s Partnership or Opposition representatives as “great politicians”.

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Lord, how Easter's changed! Nothing better illustrates how much Britain's values have altered in 50 years than the way we'll spend this weekend
I had grown up in a household which was fairly typical for a British boy of the Fifties. My mother went to church. She was Church of England, neither high nor low. My father was a non-believer. I can remember his sulking because my mother felt it was profane to have meat on Good Friday, and this was....

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Lord, how Easter's changed! Nothing better illustrates how much Britain's values have altered in 50 years than the way we'll spend this weekend
I had grown up in a household which was fairly typical for a British boy of the Fifties. My mother went to church. She was Church of England, neither high nor low. My father was a non-believer. I can remember his sulking because my mother felt it was profane to have meat on Good Friday, and this was....

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Childish notions and the fear of confession Many parents right now have children preparing for their first communion. News
It's a big deal for the average child. Especially when you consider that while adults can go to weekly confession, the child making their first confession is facing the same predicament as the seven-year-old boy Jackie in the Frank O'Connor short story of the same name.

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Religious freedom fights divide the country -- and families: Jarvis DeBerry
People out there fighting the good fight for Christians." -- Pastor Telsa DeBerry describing Liberty Institute. The lawmaker who introduced the "Mississippi Religious Freedom Restoration Act" in January 2014 said then that he couldn't provide an example of a government in Mississippi frustrating the free practice of religion.

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Here and Now
May 4th, 2014 We're taking a look at the NBA decision to ban LA Clippers' owner Donald Sterling from the league for life. Part of the punishment after a recording of racist statements by the real-estate mogul was made public. Joining us this afternoon is Dr. Khalil Muhammad, director of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.

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Ye are the salt of the earth: but if the salt have lost his savour, wherewith shall it be salted? Matthew, 5. 13

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