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Following the Florida Panthers' victory to clinch their second straight Stanley Cup, one of the players is giving all glory to God. 

Sergei Bobrovsky was the winning goaltender and was vocal in a post-game interview and made sure God got the credit. "I want to say glory to the Father, to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit.” 

Zach Williams is coming back to Canada for the first time in years to help Providence University College and Theological Seminary celebrate its centennial with a concert. 

"It's been at least five years," says Williams about the last time he was in Canada. "We played a festival and stayed in Canmore. It was awesome. We'd been there twice. We're excited to come back and celebrate the 100th anniversary."

Christian artist Cade Thompson celebrated something extra special this week. 

The singer got engaged to his best friend, Amber Grace.

"The most special day of my life," said Cade in a post on social media. "God was in all the details, so sacred and holy. Just the two of us in the chapel… and she had no idea a camera was rolling. What a moment!!!"

Making the Bible known to children around the world is the heart and vision behind Bible for Children. 

"It started with Jesus who said, 'Let the children come to Me. Do not forbid them for such as the Kingdom of Heaven,'" Greg Stetski from Bible for Children said. "Bible for Children exists to make Jesus Christ known to children around the world in their own heart language."

Bible for Children does that by printing Bible stories and also publishing stories on the internet. 

Bear Rinehart, lead singer of Needtobreathe, has spoken up on social media after his brother, Bo Rinehart, made public accusations against Bear, including multiple forms of abuse.

The Rinehart brothers were in the Christian rock-folk band together from its inception in 2000 until Bo left in 2020. 

Earlier this spring, Danny Gokey released his single “Only For a Moment,” and he's now opening up about the story behind the song.

"When I was younger, I kept a secret buried deep within me that I hid from everybody, even my parents. It was something I planned on telling no one," said Gokey in a post on social media. "In my young adolescent mind, I had already convinced myself that God rejected me because of it, so I tried harder to keep it hidden because I couldn't bear the thought of any more rejection from anyone else."

A worldwide ministry is dedicating this month to shedding light on the persecuted reality many Christians face for their faith, and they're asking churches to stand with them. 

"We serve the church and still do provide Bibles," says Gary Stagg, the Executive Director of Open Doors Canada. "We provide Christian literature, training, discipleship, trauma counselling, social economic development, and also help in crisis situations."

Grammy-nominated Blessing Offor is gearing up for the release of his second studio album, Real, later this summer. 

The 16-song project follows his debut album, My Tribe and explores themes of loss and heartache, while maintaining the infectious optimism fans expect from Blessing Offor. 

Grammy winner Brandon Lake's highly anticipated album is officially out for fans to hear. 

Lake shared on Instagram, King of Hearts, isn't for the, "Seemingly put together, but for those honest about their brokenness, longing to connect with their Creator."

“He is King of the universe, King of nations, King of creation—but most of all, King of hearts,” Lake said. 

Thousands of people were baptized over the weekend in what is being called the world's largest synchronized water baptism.

On Pentecost Sunday, over 27,000 people from coast to coast across the United States were baptized through Baptize America, a movement to unite the church across denominations and work together towards a common goal.

Those baptisms were broadcast live on social media.

"From coast to coast, heaven is rejoicing," said Baptize America. "This is more than a moment, it's a move of God!"