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Platinum-selling, rising Christian music star Katy Nichole has officially released her highly anticipated sophomore album. 

The 12-track album, Honest Conversations, includes her hit single "When I Fall." It also features “Honest Conversation” and “Learning How to Love Myself."

Manitoba-based Christian artist Danielle Savard is celebrating a string of blessings this year, both personal and professional.

Shortly after getting married this past spring, Savard received the unexpected news that she’d been nominated in five categories at the Christian Creative Arts Awards, taking place this weekend in Toronto.

"It was pretty wild," she told CHVN Radio in a recent interview. "I found out a week after our wedding, and I was like, 'Oh my goodness!' I wasn’t expecting this. What a beautiful surprise."

Controversial American singer Sean Feucht says he is still planning to perform in Manitoba.

Feucht announced Thursday morning that the concert will now be held on private farmland in the Rural Municipality of La Broquerie after being denied access to Winnipeg parks and, he claims, Winnipeg churches.

What began as a humble grassroots gathering with a borrowed wedding tent and a makeshift stage has, 13 years later, evolved into one of the region's most quietly influential Christian music festivals.

Off The Charts Music Festival returns to Cavalier, North Dakota, this weekend, offering two days of high-calibre performances, community celebration and spiritual renewal, all entirely free.

Jamaican-Canadian K-Anthony hopes that his latest single, "Falling" reminds listeners to keep going despite the challenges faced.

"The song came from when Peter saw Jesus walking on the water," K-Anthony said. "Sometimes we have great hopes and expectations for what God has created us to do, but in the midst of it, situations happen and you might slip and fall, but the idea is don't stay falling, but get back up."

After Forrest Frank dedicated a song to David Crowder as he recovers from a broken leg, Crowder has joined the process and added lyrics of his own. 

Crowder shared on social media that he had emergency surgery after he broke his leg on August 6 and tagged Forrest in the post, just after Forrest was miraculously healed after fracturing his back.

Forrest responded with a song of encouragement and invited any feedback that Crowder had. Now Crowder has added his flair to the song. 

Fans at a Jonas Brothers concert in New Jersey earlier this week got an unforgettable surprise when Christian rock band Switchfoot joined the pop trio on stage for a live performance of their hit "Meant To Live."

The moment was more than just a special guest appearance; it was a full-circle celebration of musical inspiration that spans nearly two decades.

A pair of NFL teams came to a complete standstill recently after a player from one of the teams suffered a serious injury. 

This past Friday, the Detroit Lions and Atlanta Falcons were playing a preseason game when Detroit cornerback Morice Norris, 24, suffered a head injury.

The hit caused Norris to seize and lie motionless for almost 20 minutes. 

Instead of continuing the game, the teams let the clock run out as they gathered in a circle and prayed around the player.

One of Christian music's biggest bands is now taking a small Canadian concert promoter to court, suing for millions of dollars.

After being tagged in a post by a fellow Christian musician, Forrest Frank has written yet another song. 

This time, his song is dedicated to Crowder, who broke his leg and unwent emergency surgery.

"Apparently, I am the broken bone guy, cause he tagged me in his post," said Forrest in a reel on Instagram. "Not to be cliche, but God is turning lemons into lemonade always, if you will allow him to."