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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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Liberia: Falling Economy Affecting School Enrollment in Ebola-Hit Liberia
By Tecee Boley. "We were told by the Ministry of Education to only register minimum 45 and maximum 50 students in a class to follow the Ebola safety measures, but now we are observing that most of our students will not be registered. Today is the third day since we started registration, but most of our classes are full now".

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Bishop of Yirol Dies
press release. Juba Radio this morning reported that The Rt Revd Daniel Deng Abeil, Bishop of the Diocese of Yirol died in a hospital in Rumbek last night. He had been fighting cancer. The bishop's death was confirmed by the Diocese of Salisbury's Sudan Link office.

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Cops arrest three for bomb joke during papal mass in Luneta
MANILA, Philippines - Philippine police arrested three people for cracking jokes about a bomb while on their way to attend Pope Francis's mass in Manila, an official said Tuesday. The man and two women were arrested at a police checkpoint on Sunday while heading to the mass in Rizal Park which....

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Papal bomb joke puts Filipinos in jail
MANILA - Philippine police arrested three people for cracking jokes about a bomb while on their way to attend Pope Francis's mass in Manila, an official said on Tuesday. The man and two women were arrested at a police checkpoint on Sunday while heading to the mass in Rizal Park which attracted a....

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PNG women accused of witchcraft freed
Police and missionaries in Papua New Guinea have saved four women accused of witchcraft. The women were accused of practising sorcery (or 'sanguma'), after a measles epidemic killed several people in Enga province last year. They and their children were in danger of being murdered, but an....

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Methodist Church congratulates The Multimedia Group on 20th anniversary
The Accra Diocese of the Methodist Church Ghana has congratulated The Multimedia Group, parent company of Joy FM and other stations, as the company celebrates its 20 th anniversary this year. Founded in 1995, The Multimedia Group started with the establishment of Joy FM and in two decades, has grown....

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Pope's climate-change stand deepens conservatives' distrust
NEW YORK Conservative distrust of Pope Francis, which has been building in the U.S. throughout his pontificate, is reaching a boiling point over his plan to urge action on climate change and to do so through a document traditionally used for the most important papal teachings.

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Killing begets killing
In one of the most impressive analyses of the war on terror, Professor Jeffrey Sachs, of Columbia University, explains how decades of western military violence have driven some Middle Easterners to contest the war on a wider battlefield, instead of only in their own countries.

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Philippine police arrest three for bomb joke during papal mass
The man and two women were arrested at a police checkpoint on Sunday while heading to the mass in Rizal Park which attracted a record six million people, said officer Alberto de Guzman of Manila police radio control office. As they went through the checkpoint, witnesses heard one of the three saying "Hey, I've got a bomb.

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Colorado lynx numbers unknown as feds launch first review
Fifteen years after granting lynx endangered species protection, federal wildlife officials are launching a first review to find out how these elusive, quick-pawed predators are faring. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologists say they'll rely on insights from Colorado, where state crews....

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Philippine police arrest three for bomb joke during papal mass
MANILA (AFP) - Philippine police arrested three people for cracking jokes about a bomb while on their way to attend Pope Francis's mass in Manila, an official said on Tuesday. The man and two women were arrested at a police checkpoint on Sunday while heading to the mass in Rizal Park which attracted....

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