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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
Occupy Central leaders turn themselves in to Hong Kong police
HONG KONG - The three co-founders of the pro-democracy Occupy Central movement which have become Hong Kong's biggest civic disobedience campaign turned themselves in to the police on Wednesday. Dozens of people joined the three - academics Benny Tai, Chan Kin-man, and Reverend Chu Yiu-ming, as they....

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Hong Kong Occupy organisers met by jeering crowd as they surrender to police
Occupy Central's three co-founders were greeted by about 40 jeering pro-government activists when they arrived at Central Police Station in Sheung Wan to turn themselves in on Wednesday. Benny Tai Yiu-ting, Reverend Chu Yiu-ming and Dr Chan Kin-man arrived carrying a letter which they had all signed....

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Phillip Hughes' funeral sees thousands lead procession through Macksville
A sign outside the club simply said: 'Phillip Our Mate.' The pubs in town were packed with people, having a drink and meeting with friends to remember their friend. The town was almost entirely closed down, with most Macksville businesses shut up as their owners attended or watch the funeral.

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Phillip Hughes' funeral sees thousands lead procession through Macksville
A sign outside the club simply said: 'Phillip Our Mate.' The pubs in town were packed with people, having a drink and meeting with friends to remember their friend. The town was almost entirely closed down, with most Macksville businesses shut up as their owners attended or watch the funeral.

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The 'mummy's boy', reluctant cricketer and cattle farmer who 'was always destined to be a rock star': The touching tributes to Phillip Hughes from his heartbroken family
With their arms gripping each other tightly, they slowly walked into the service. The mourners rose as they entered the room and Virginia could be heard crying, as the family did their best to comfort her. A video tribute featuring footage of Hughes on the pitch, edited together with snippets of the....

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Some West Papuan Summit Delegates Stranded In PNG
Meeting delayed allegedly over PNG refusal to transport group. WELLINGTON, New Zealand (Radio New Zealand International, Dec. 2, 2014) – In Vanuatu, the West Papua Unification Meeting has been delayed for a day due to the stranding of over 70 delegates in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.

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No regrets, says Occupy’s Benny Tai as he prepares to hand himself in to police
Occupy Central co-founder Benny Tai Yiu-ting said he had no regrets as he prepared to surrender to police today. Tai said the civil disobedience movement he declared underway more than two months ago had opened a new chapter in Hong Kong’s struggle for democracy.

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Verrua Savoia Journal: A Village Has What All of Italy Wants: The Internet
VERRUA SAVOIA, Italy — This rural hilltop village, where a 17th-century fortress is a reminder of how residents warded off invaders for hundreds of years, might seem the last place in Italy to find a wireless Internet connection. After all, roughly a third of Italians have never used the Internet,....

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South Sudanese Episcopal bishops resolve to preach against revenge, expand ranks
Radio Tamazuj. JUBA (2 Dec.) - The Episcopal Church of South Sudan and Sudan has consecrated nine new bishops following a leadership conference in which they resolved to preach against revenge and war. At a ceremony held at All Saints Cathedral in Juba on Sunday the Episcopal Church consecrated new....

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Sudan police raid church in Khartoum North, churchgoers fined
Police forces raided the Evangelical church in Khartoum North this morning, and began demolishing the building. 37 young members of the parish praying in the church were detained. Pastor Yahya Abdelrahim Falo called what happened “a blatant infringement of Christian sanctities, and a humiliation of all Sudanese Christians”.

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John T. Martin, python fancier who once ran Historic New Orleans Voodoo Museum, dies at 72
"He always had a mystical side to him," said Jerry Gandolfo, the museum's director. He said Mr. Martin told him he had learned about voodoo from people who had worked on plantations his family owned in Virginia, Louisiana and Africa. Mr. Martin, who became a voodoo priest, did psychic and spiritual counseling, Gandolfo said.

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