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From the Bible to biology: Manitoba’s unique spelling bee inspires the next generation
Children, teenagers, and young adults will soon have another opportunity to participate in a spelling bee.
Dr. Titus Olukitibi says Raising the Foundations of Generations Inc. is, "Raising the foundation of generation through Jesus Christ."
'Waking us up to the wonder of who God is': Author talks new book and life on a boat
Christian author Grace Fox recently released her newest book that talks about the power in the different names of God.
"It's got seven names of God, the Hebrew names, and doing a deep dive into, where did they first show up in the Old Testament and what was the context," says Fox. "I described a story from my own life, how I've experienced God by that name, and then how did Jesus fulfill that name to show that He was truly God."
All-star joins Blue Bombers ring of honour
The sold-out Banjo Bowl is going to have some added excitement next month.
Seven-time all-star, Charles Roberts is set to be inducted in the Blue Bombers' ring of honour on Sept. 7 against the Saskatchewan Roughriders at Princess Auto Stadium.
Winnipeg Jets defenceman welcomes first baby
A Winnipeg Jets defenceman has added a new member to his family.
The Jets announced on Sunday that Neal Pionk's wife, Kiera, gave birth to a baby girl.
How this church is using a gifted building to serve the Oakbank community
A Manitoba church is going beyond the four walls of the building to reach the community.
After years of praying for a way to serve the community, Pastor Josh Fraser from The Church at Pine Ridge in the RM of Springfield says that it was obvious what the next step was. For the last several months, the church has been running a coffee shop called Lift Coffee & Tea.
From Nashville back to Niverville: Jordan St. Cyr talks homecoming concerts
Three years ago Jordan St. Cyr moved him and his family down to Tennessee. This week he'll perform in his hometown of Niverville for the first time since the move to a sold-out crowd.
"We wanted to do something special, in Niverville, just to really honour all the relationships that have helped us get to where we are here," says St. Cyr. "I'm blown away by the response. It's going to be a beautiful night of worship and celebrating what God has done in our lives and what His desire is to do in each one of our lives."
Unsung Hero movie gets surprise top review on Rotten Tomatoes
A Christian movie all about the power of family and faith has taken the highest rating any film can on a top critic review website this year.
"You made Unsung Hero Movie the highest rated Rotten Tomatoes verified reviewed film of 2024!!!??" says for King & Country on Facebook. "We sort of can’t believe it, the love you’ve shown this project just keeps coming. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you."
UM opens world-leading Churchill Marine Observatory to tackle Arctic challenges
The University of Manitoba (UM) has officially opened the Churchill Marine Observatory (CMO), a globally unique research facility dedicated to studying the Arctic environment.
Located next to North America’s only Arctic deep-water port, the facility will focus on the detection, impact, and mitigation of oil spills, as well as research on Arctic marine transportation and community adaptation to climate change.
New interactive Bible study from The Chosen, Amanda Jenkins shares details
Fans of The Chosen will get to dive deeper into the Bible while following the popular streaming show.
God's Goodness for the Chosen: An Interactive Bible Study Season 4 is available for purchase and is an eight-lesson study that dives into topics of suffering and seeing God's goodness through it.
Church's generosity becomes way of sharing gospel with community
A church in Tennessee recently helped a whole community pay off their medical bills adding up to $8 million.
The Altar Fellowship in Johnson, TN, is led by Pastor Mattie Montgomery and his wife, Candice.
Ohio State campus hosted baptism/worship night as football team shared their faith
The Ohio State University and local churches recently hosted an event on campus that saw many people give their lives to Christ and even get baptized.
The university football team hosted the event and many players shared their testimonies on the stage after everyone engaged in a few worship songs. The praise and worship night had roughly 1,000 people gathered together.
With rise in teenage crimes, ministry leader shares insight on power of community
With a string of violent attacks perpetrated by youth as young as 12 years old, the Executive Director of Inner City Youth Alive (ICYA) shares his thoughts on how best to address the situation.
Kent Dueck started ICYA 38 years ago in the heart of Winnipeg. The staff and volunteers have worked with youth who come from broken homes and trauma as well as some teens who belong to a gang.
Manitoba beekeeper invites people to help end world hunger
A beekeeper who is also working to help end world hunger through the Canadian Foodgrains Bank is encouraging other beekeepers to rally for the cause.
"I've been keeping bees for nine years now in Winnipeg," says Gordon Janzen, a regional representative of Canadian Foodgrains Bank in Manitoba and Northwest Ontario. "I have four hives in my backyard. I really enjoy working with bees."
Lauren Daigle wows crowd during debut America's Got Talent performance
Lauren Daigle and powerhouse vocalist Loren Allred hit the America's Got Talent (AGT) stage and received a standing ovation.
Daigle isn't a stranger to being on stages with judges watching as she was one of the finalists on American Idol seasons 9 and 11. This time she performed her well-known singles "Thank God I Do" as well as "You Say."
How this Winnipegger is joining 20+ worship leaders across Canada to unite the Canadian Church
Cultivating community and unity within the Canadian church through worship with songs written by Canadians is the goal of Royal Anthems.
The group is comprised of 22 worship leaders from across Canada including Winnipeg's, Alex Grant.
Jordan St. Cyr's hometown show hits high note, celebrates journey to Nashville and back
Jordan St. Cyr made a triumphant return to his hometown of Niverville, Man., performing in front of a sold-out crowd of around 450 people.
The one-of-a-kind concert marked St. Cyr's first performance in Niverville since he and his family relocated to Nashville to further his music career.