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After winning her third Olympic gold medal, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone used her platform to glorify God. 

When asked who she credits for her success, the American track star put God front and centre. 

"I credit all that I do to God," said McLaughlin-Levrone during a press conference after her win. "He's given me a gift. He's given me a drive. I just want to continue to improve upon myself. I have a platform, and I want to use it to glorify him."

On a hunt to find new wholesome reading material for his children, a Saskatchewan resident decided to take things into his own hands. 

Jason Weening, podcaster, speaker and father of 10 kids between four months and 18 years old, decided to add author to his list of titles. 

"If you walk through any of the big bookstores and you go through the kid's or youth section, you find a lot of witches, vampires and horror teddy bears," said Weening. "I think we can do better than that for our kids. So, I thought maybe I could write something."

Sunday marked the final day of Winkler's Harvest Festival, filled with community events and inspiring performances from some big names in the Christian music world.

The day began with a community church service in the morning. Community members from various churches and denominations gathered and worshiped together.

The evening entertainment began at 6 p.m. with Caleb & John, whose lively beats and heartfelt lyrics set a positive tone.

Restoring law and order is a priority for Bangladesh’s new caretaker government following last week’s ouster of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

On Sunday, officials said they were working to resolve attacks on Hindus and other religious minorities.

In a move that is widely seen as a major blow to religious freedom, the government of Rwanda has closed more than 4,000 houses of worship over the past month for various infractions that include operating in substandard structures, “unhygienic conditions,” not meeting noise pollution standards and not having formally trained preachers.

The 4,200 churches and mosques have been closed on orders from President Paul Kagame’s government in a resumption of the crackdown on religious groups that started in 2018.

Elevation Rhythm has released a new song as we head into the weekend.

The new single, 'At The Altar' features worship leader Abbie Gamboa and Elevation Worship's Tiffany Hudson.

Inspired by the Bible story of Mary pouring expensive perfume on Jesus before His crucifixion, this song encourages the listener to give God our significant sacrifice.  

One retired athlete recently inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame gave all the glory and honour to God. 

Retired Denver Broncos linebacker Randy Gradishar was one of many honoured on Saturday, August 3 in Canton, OH. When Gradishar got on stage, he couldn't help but talk about Jesus and his Christian faith. 

He dedicated his induction to his "Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ," expressing gratitude that He "gave me His life so I could be built to last." 

An athlete participating in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, put God front and centre during his most recent win.

Six-time World Champion and now Olympic Gold medalist, Noah Lyles came in first during the 100m final. He then went on to win Bronze in the 200m final.

Ahead of the 100m start, Lyles mouthed, 'Thank you, God. Thank you, God.' Those were the same words that came out of his mouth at the finish line. 

For 16 years Frank King worked with Samaritan's Purse Canada and the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) of Canada and now he's hanging up his hat.

King's latest role which he was in for eight years was the News Media Relations Manager, and now he's retiring. 

"It's been a joy and a pleasure to do this job," says King. "It's been a joy to deal with Christian media, particularly like CHVN, because you've been so supportive of not just Samaritan's Purse and the Billy Graham Association but supportive of what God is doing through these organizations."

Winnipeg worship artist Nathan Keys breathes fresh life into worship music with his latest single, "Give Us a Heart," released this Friday morning.

The song, co-written with acclaimed Nashville songwriter Ross King, marks a significant step in Keys' musical journey, blending heartfelt lyrics with a powerful message that calls the church to unite in collective worship.