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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
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Liberia: Information to New Georgia - UNDP Donates Solar Powered Radios
Monrovia Country Director for UNDP Liberia, Kamil Kamaluddeen, on Wednesday, December 17, 2014 handed over 150 solar powered wind up radios to survivors of Ebola and vulnerable groups other people who have been affected financially by EVD in New Georgia in Montserrado County.

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PNG provincial governor Gary Juffa slams Australia's 'neo-colonialist' asylum seeker deal
A Papua New Guinea provincial governor has launched a scathing attack on Australia's “neo-colonialist” refugee deal with PNG, claiming it will foster social divisions and heighten security risks in the Pacific nation. “It's very neo-colonialist of Australia to just come and say, 'Look, here's a bag of money.

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MPs' former lives: The quirky backgrounds of Australia's federal politicians
"I am here today because even my kelpie sheepdog, Duke, was getting sick of me complaining about the direction of our country," he told Parliament a year ago. Duke died not long after Mr Broad entered parliament - but the MP hasn't forgotten the vital role of the canine, with a speech for National Dog Day in August.

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MPs' former lives: The quirky backgrounds of Australia's federal politicians
"I am here today because even my kelpie sheepdog, Duke, was getting sick of me complaining about the direction of our country," he told Parliament a year ago. Duke died not long after Mr Broad entered parliament - but the MP hasn't forgotten the vital role of the canine, with a speech for National Dog Day in August.

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Governor Says PNG Should Scrap ‘Neo-Colonial’ Refugee Deal
Juffa: Resettlement will ‘foster social divisions,’ ‘heighten security risks’ MELBOURNE, Australia (Radio Australia, Dec. 19, 2014) – A Papua New Guinea provincial governor has launched a scathing attack on Australia's "neo-colonialist" refugee deal with PNG, claiming it will foster social....

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Bring back my Father Christmas
IT is good to live a life of innocence, a life without any responsibility; where in fact you are everybody’s responsibility. Many years back when yours truly was still an innocent little boy, like most of his mates, what mattered most at this season was the fantasy that comes with Christmas.

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Families of Sydney siege victims face planning funerals at Christmas
Mr Johnson's family visited the memorial site on Thursday evening, along with religious leaders of different faiths, to promote unity and encourage tolerance. Mr Johnson's father, Ken Johnson, said that grief was momentary, and that he knew that his son loved his family immensely. 'We have a strong family.

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Pope Benedict helped free American from Cuba
Pope Francis rightly got credit for helping bring the U.S. and Cuba together and free U.S. government subcontractor Alan Gross. But it was Francis’ predecessor, Emeritus Pope Benedict XVI, who made the first high-level Vatican maneuver to release Gross, spurred in part by an unlikely group of papal lobbyists.

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Families of siege victims face heartbreaking task of planning funerals at Christmas as bodies are returned
Ms Dawson, a barrister, along with Mr Johnson were pronounced dead after the dramatic 16-hour stand-off at the Lindt cafe, which came to an end in the early hours on Tuesday. She leaves behind her husband Paul and their children, Chloe, Sasha and Oliver, after being caught up in the siege next to her office with a pregnant colleague, Julie Taylor.

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Pope Benedict helped free American from Cuba
VATICAN CITY Pope Francis rightly got credit for helping bring the U.S. and Cuba together and free U.S. government subcontractor Alan Gross. But it was Francis' predecessor, Emeritus Pope Benedict XVI, who made the first high-level Vatican manoeuver to release Gross, spurred in part by an unlikely group of papal lobbyists.

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Pope Francis sealed the Cuba deal but predecessor Benedict first tried to free US prisoner
VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis rightly got credit for helping bring the U.S. and Cuba together and free U.S. government subcontractor Alan Gross. But it was Francis' predecessor, Emeritus Pope Benedict XVI, who made the first high-level Vatican manoeuver to release Gross, spurred in part by an unlikely group of papal lobbyists.

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