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'I should not be alive': Pastor shot in head speaks on forgiveness in first interview
While it's taken months to heal, a pastor who was shot in the head while preaching on the street is talking about his experience, and God's goodness.
On November 15, 2023, Hans Schmidt was street preaching at the corner of 51st and Peoria avenue in Glendale, AZ, when someone walked up to him and shot him in the head.
Mini documentary 'Bringing Back the Hymns: My Journey to 100 million Views' being filmed
Violinist and vocalist Rosemary Siemens, and her husband Eli Bennett, are in the midst of filming a mini-documentary about the creation and explosion in popularity of their YouTube program "Sunday Hymn Serenade". It will be called "Bringing Back the Hymns: My Journey to 100 million Views".
Something sweet planned to celebrate 50+ years of Living Bible Explorers
A ministry in the West End is gearing up for a special night to celebrate a big milestone.
For 55 years, Living Bible Explorers has been providing weekly programs for Grades one through 12, lunch club, drop-ins, teens nights, family retreats, and summer camps.
Mayor Scott Gillingham weighs in on vision for Winnipeg, celebrating 150 years, and faith
As Winnipeg celebrates 150 years as a city, Mayor Scott Gillingham weighs in on different celebrations taking place as well as his vision for the city.
For 20 years, Gillingham was a pastor in Winnipeg. Their family still attends the church as part of the congregation.
Bread We Break fills Grant Memorial Church for first event of the season
Grant Memorial Church was packed last night with 1,000+ young adults as Bread We Break returned for season 13.
The bi-monthly worship night is geared towards young adults aged 18-30 from different denominations gathered together to praise God.
Goldeyes win series opener in resounding fashion
The Winnipeg Goldeyes (3-1) scored ten unanswered runs en route to a 10-1 victory over the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks in game one of the American Association West Division Championship Series at Newman Outdoor Field Monday evening.
The Goldeyes squandered an opportunity in the top of the first inning, loading the bases with one out but ultimately failing to cross the plate.
Matthew West releases new hopeful single inspired by Billy Graham
Matthew West released his new single “Last Page of the Bible” featuring Anne Wilson, just ahead of his new album set to be released next month.
"This song is inspired by the late Billy Graham who famously said, ‘I’ve read the last page of the Bible and it all works out in the end,’" says West. "The last page of the Bible says, ‘He who testifies to these things says, ‘Yes, I am coming soon.’ Amen. Come, Lord Jesus.’ I love this verse in Revelation 22:20. It reminds us of the ultimate hope we have in our God who reigns in victory! I hope you love it."
'God had bigger plans': NFL player thanks first responders who helped save his life
An NFL player who was shot during an attempted robbery returned to the field Monday to give thanks to the first responders who helped save his life.
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Ricky Pearsall was shot in the chest last Saturday by a 17-year-old who was attempting to rob him.
Lemonade stand robbery leads to lesson in forgiveness
A sibling duo from Virginia turned a sour experience into something sweet.
Late last month, 10-year-old Rebecca Caldwell and her brother, 8-year-old Joshua were hosting a lemonade stand in front of their home, when a man came up to the table and robbed them while their mother was inside the house.
Children's hospital foundation surpasses fundraising goal by over $10 million
Over the past five years, the Children's Hospital Foundation has run a Better Futures Campaign with a goal of $75 million, yet they recently announced the amount donated far exceeded expectations.
"The revival of the Teddy Bear's Picnic was incredible," says Stefano Grande, the CEO and President of the Children's Hospital Foundation of Manitoba. "Thousands upon thousands of kids and strollers and families came out to engage in a fun day of activities and learning. Thousands of teddy bears and stuffies went through the triage tent, and seeing these children interacting with our researchers, nurses, and doctors was quite the sight to see."
Goldeyes' Watkins named Manager of the Year
First-year Winnipeg Goldeyes skipper Logan Watkins was named American Association Manager the Year Tuesday after piloting the club to a 56-43 record and first place in the West Division.
The Goldeyes, who finished in last place in 2023, secured the 21st playoff appearance in franchise history under Watkins, and ended the season with a winning record for the 25th time in 31 seasons.
To no longer ‘suffer in silence’: raising awareness of World Suicide Prevention Day
Tuesday, September 10 is World Suicide Prevention Day.
Established in 2003 by the International Association for Suicide Prevention in conjunction with the World Health Organization (WHO), the day aims to focus attention on the worldwide issue while reducing stigma and raising awareness among organizations, governments and the public – reinforcing the singular message that suicides are preventable.
Historic St. Anne's church completes major renovations after 165 years
St. Anne's Poplar Point is one of the, if not the only, heritage buildings and churches of its era still operating as a church. Member Monica Griffiths says they just finished major renovations this past week, and for a short time, you could see the original timbers used for the walls as they were exposed during the renovation. The church was built around 1850.
Common Ground grow project edges closer to $1 million raised for CFGB
Volunteers have been at the heart of the Common Ground grow project for 15 years, and this latest effort was no different.
Local growers showed up at the field Tuesday with nine combines, a handful of grain carts and semis to take off and deliver 300 acres of Canadian Northern Hard Red Spring Wheat for the Canadian Foodgrains Bank.
New animated Bible translation hopes to reach French Canadians
When it comes to the Bible, picking it up and reading it from front to back can be a task for many. RevelationMedia has found a way around this.
"We took about 300 scriptures from Genesis to Revelation, and we compiled a nine-minute animated video of the salvation message," said CEO of RevelationMedia, Steve Cleary.
Brazil seeing gospel spread in rainforest, baptizing thousands this year
The 6 million square miles of Amazon jungle in northwest Brazil have been experiencing revival and baptisms like never before.
Roughly 30 million Amazonians living in Brazil have been hearing the gospel in a new way this year. Previously predominantly a Catholic area, evangelical Christianity is spreading.
Terry Fox Run continues to carry torch of legacy, fighting cancer for all Canadians ▶️
The Marathon of Hope started with one man, Terry Fox, but Canadians continue to carry on his legacy.
"Terry Fox has impacted so many Canadians," says Carissa Robb, the Director of Community Development in Manitoba and Saskatchewan with the Terry Fox Foundation. "His attitude is what keeps us going. It's incredible for such a young man, how mature he was, his ethics, determination and perseverance, it's admirable and keeps me, and the hundreds of volunteers going year after year."
Winnipeg Goldeyes advance to the Wolff Cup Final
It's an exciting week for the Winnipeg Goldeyes as they advance to the Wolff Cup final after defeating the Fargo-Moorehead RedHawks in a do-or-die game Thursday night.
The Goldeyes led the entire game, allowing only one run from the RedHawks with a final score of 3-1.
Shining light on Special Olympics through Marathon of Sport event ▶️
The 2024 Marathon of Sport Winnipeg is a wonderful event that showcases the talent and tenacity of individuals with intellectual disabilities.
"Motionball is a national not-for-profit organization and it empowers young Canadians to be leaders in our communities, raising funds and awareness for Special Olympics," says Paige Small, co-event Director of Motionball Winnipeg.
Rebecca St. James and husband get vulnerable about marriage in new book
Rebecca St. James and her husband, Cubbie are sharing the ups and downs of their lives and their relationship in a new book set to be released in early 2025.
Lasting Ever: Faith, Music, Family & Being Found by True Love shares the heartaches and `triumphs that have shaped their story as a couple, parents and followers of Jesus.
Organizers hope Walk for Jesus will bring healing to a divided Winnipeg
A modest walk with a powerful message is set to unite Winnipeg in prayer and hope this weekend.
After launching the event in Steinbach, Walk for Jesus organizer Todd Sperber faced an unexpected turnout.