CHVN listeners come together to raise over $100,000 for Siloam Mission
In just two days, CHVN listeners showed their incredible generosity by raising more than $100,000 during the Change Happens Radiothon in support of Siloam Mission. These funds will help provide essential services to those experiencing homelessness in Winnipeg, including meals, shelter, and healthcare. The outpouring of support demonstrates the power of community and the heart of the CHVN audience.
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Winnipeg residents recognized for making a difference
Over 150 Winnipeggers were recently honoured for their positive contributions to the community. From charitable work to acts of kindness, these individuals have gone above and beyond in making Winnipeg a better place. Their stories of dedication and generosity are truly inspiring.
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Revival breaks out in prison, with 50 baptisms on the spot
In a powerful revival event held at a U.S. prison, over 1,000 inmates gathered to worship, with 50 making a life-changing decision to be baptized right then and there. This incredible moment is a testament to the transformative power of faith and community.
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Friendsgiving dinners bring warmth and community to Winnipeg
Several Winnipeg organizations hosted Friendsgiving dinners this past week, offering free meals and fellowship to everyone in the community. These gatherings provided a place of welcome and belonging, particularly for those who may have felt isolated or in need of support.
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Art from the Attic raises funds for African grandmothers
The Art from the Attic fundraiser in Winnipeg was an overwhelming success, raising crucial funds for African grandmothers caring for orphaned children. With hundreds of people donating and purchasing art, this event not only brought beauty to homes but also hope to families in need.
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Winkler Bible Camp celebrates 75 years with camper memories
Winkler Bible Camp recently marked its 75th anniversary, bringing together past campers and staff to reminisce about its long history of faith and community. One camper, who first attended in 1949, shared fond memories of how the camp shaped his life and the lives of many others.
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Petra's music to be featured in new faith-based film
Legendary Christian rock band Petra will have their music featured in an upcoming faith-based film set in the 1980s. The film will revisit the impactful role that Petra’s music played in shaping the faith of many during that era.
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Love Bomb campaign set to inspire kindness on World Mental Health Day
As part of World Mental Health Day, Winnipeg will be one of many cities worldwide to receive a "Love Bomb," a public display aimed at spreading kindness and encouragement to those struggling with mental health challenges. This creative initiative hopes to brighten people’s day and raise awareness about mental health support.
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Firefighters save dog from a house fire
In a heroic act, Winnipeg firefighters rescued a dog trapped in a house fire earlier this week. The dog was found safe and unharmed thanks to the swift response of the firefighters.
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Tentative agreement reached in health care support worker strike
Good news for Manitoba health care workers: a tentative agreement has been reached between unions and the province, postponing the strike that was set to take place. This agreement brings hope for continued negotiations and improvements for health care workers across the region.
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A wooden cross remains standing after a chapel is destroyed by a storm
In a powerful symbol of hope, a wooden cross was left standing amid the wreckage after Hurricane Helene destroyed a small chapel. This image has inspired many, offering a reminder of resilience and faith in difficult times.
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It's been an inspiring week full of stories that reflect the kindness, generosity, and faith of people in our community and beyond!