Season 26 of The Voice becomes platform for Christian singers

This year's season of The Voice has been a platform for numerous Christian singers, and last night yet another contestant used the stage to praise God. 

Lauren-Michael Sellers performed Lauren Daigle's "Hold On To Me," blowing away all three judges and keeping her spot on Team Reba.

During rehearsal, Lauren-Michael shared how she lost her mother to an overdose, and how her faith has helped her cope with this tragedy.

Young adult ministry, Bread We Break, about to make a big change ▶️

Bread We Break is a bi-monthly worship night geared towards young adults in Manitoba. In the midst of its 13th season, the ministry is about to make a big change. 

"We're going off to Calvary Temple. Grant [Memorial Church] has been phenomenal in opening their space. We are super grateful, but the reality is that we are physically outgrowing the space, which is an amazing problem to have," Abi Voth, director of Bread We Break says.

for KING & COUNTRY react to record views of 14-year-old's performance on The Voice

A recent post on for KING & COUNTRY's Facebook page has hit record views according to the band.

Since sharing 14-year-old Jaukeem Forston's performance of  "God Only Knows" on The Voice on Facebook, the video has reached over 53 million views. 

"Jaukeem! Mate, you did an amazing job with God Only Knows!" said the band in a post on Facebook. "We are truly honoured, and we are cheering you on in the journey." 

After 2 years of adversity missionary set to return to country that imprisoned him

Ryan Koher, a pilot for Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF), is celebrating newfound freedom after the Mozambican government officially dismissed the case against him.

Koher was detained on November 4, 2022, while attempting to transport supplies for an orphanage in northern Mozambique.

Initially accused of aiding insurgents, he spent four months in prison, including time in Machava High Security Prison, before being released on bail. No formal charges were ever filed.

Over 30 make decision to follow Christ at Grey Cup breakfast hosted by AIA ▶️

More than 600 people gathered at the Vancouver Convention Centre for Athletes in Action’s annual Grey Cup breakfast, an event that featured powerful testimonies from CFL athletes and coaches about their struggles and faith.

The event, which has become a hallmark of the Grey Cup celebrations, featured stories from CFL athletes and coaches who shared candidly about the challenges they’ve faced both on and off the field.