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For years, the world seemed to move on without him as he struggled to find a place to call home. But with the help of Siloam Mission, "Mark" (name changed) has been able to turn his life around and take an important step toward a brighter future.

"It feels like I’m reclaiming a part of myself that I thought was lost."

'More than just football': 48 college athletes give their lives to Christ

Most of a U.S. college football team recently decided to make the decision to follow Jesus as their Lord and Saviour. 

Shorter University, based in Rome, GA, is a private Baptist college. Just before the football season started, all 150 players attended the Sunday service at Life Church.

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Psalm 42

Our fast-lane living these days does not lend itself to the traits we have traditionally attached to godliness. Remember the old hymn we sang in church years ago? "Take time to be holy, speak oft with thy Lord; abide in Him always and feed on His Word.... Take time to be holy, the world rushes on."

A fast-moving Alberta clipper is expected to bring damaging winds to southern Saskatchewan and southwestern Manitoba on Saturday, according to Environment Canada.

Winds of 60 to 70 km/h, with gusts reaching up to 100 km/h, are forecast to develop by midday Saturday.

The strong westerly and northwesterly gusts will persist through the afternoon before easing by Saturday evening.

A 30-year-old Winnipeg man remains in custody after being found in possession of a stolen vehicle. 

On October 3, 2024, at approximately 10:30 a.m., Central District General Patrol officers conducted a traffic stop in the 300 block of Alexander Avenue on a 2017 GMC Terrain which was reported stolen from the Central Park neighbourhood on October 1, 2024.

Kids in Winnipeg's Children's Hospital were in for a treat on Friday afternoon with the third annual Suspended Superheroes. 

Participants who have been specially trained geared up in costumes, uniforms, and safety harnesses to rappel down the side of HSC while interacting with children inside. 

No one was injured following a fire Thursday evening in Fort Richmond.  

Fire crews were called to a single-family bungalow on Purdue Bay just before 8 p.m. yesterday. 

Smoke was coming from the house when crews arrived. Firefighters were able to enter the home and fight the blaze form inside. It took about an hour to get the fire under control.

Everyone in the home was able to evacuate safely before crews arrived. No injuries were reported.

Preliminary observations suggest the fire was accidental, caused by unattended cooking.  

After years of being trapped in a cycle of poverty and relying on Employment and Income Assistance (EIA), "Suzy" (name changed) has finally found her footing with the help of Siloam Mission.

“I still can’t believe it sometimes—I’ve got a full-time job now. It feels so good to say that out loud,” she shares. “What’s even better is that I’ve been able to cut myself off from EIA. I’ve been on assistance for so long, it just became part of my life.”

A mother from Ashville, North Carolina is glorifying God after her seven-year-old son and parents were swept away in floodwaters caused by Hurricane Helene.

Floodwaters in the city rose quickly, forcing Meghan Dyre, her parents and her son, Micah, to the roof of their home. 

Funeral For:  Cameron Bartel 
Funeral Date: October 8, 2024 
Cameron Bartel, 56, of Morris passed away Thursday, September 26th at Health Sciences Centre. He is survived by his wife Debbie, 1 daughter, 2 sons, and their families.  
The funeral service for Cameron Bartel will be held Tuesday, October 8th at 2pm at Rosenort EMC with private family burial prior to the service at the church cemetery. 
Viewing will be held Monday, October 7th from 7 to 9pm at Rosenort EMC, including a short time of sharing.  
Arrangements by Morris Funeral Home.