Providence sells Winnipeg campus as federal student policy cuts intake by 90%

Providence University College and Theological Seminary has sold its downtown Winnipeg property following major changes to Canada’s international student program, but the school says its centennial celebration this weekend is also a moment to look ahead with hope.

In 2023, Providence purchased 447 Webb Place in downtown Winnipeg with plans to expand business and seminary programs for international students, including a residential component.

Fresh IE uses animation to share message of God’s love in latest release

Winnipeg native and Made in Manitoba artist, Fresh IE has released a new single, "Goodness and Mercy", and says to keep trusting in God, even when life is hard.

Sometimes we go through failure and hardships, especially today with financial and relationships. Sometimes we feel far away from God, even though we know He's the center of our life," Fresh IE said. "Sometimes we can get to that place, we just need to remember that the Bible says nothing can separate us from God's love. Nothing can plug us out of His hands."

bodie reflects on humbling prayer leading to first full length album

A humbling moment from the Holy Spirit was the turning point in Bodie Kuljian's music career. 

The 32-year-old singer who goes by bodie recently said in an interview with The Christian Post, that while he always loved Jesus, he was afraid to switch to making Christian music. "I didn't want to lose the audience of people who hated Jesus and hated the Church. I still wanted to write music that gave them glimpses of hope."

Missionaries ask for prayer as multiple earthquakes devastate part of Afghanistan

A magnitude 6.0 earthquake devastated parts of eastern Afghanistan late Sunday.

As of Tuesday, the death toll has passed 1,410 people, with thousands more injured and over 5,400 homes destroyed. Almost all of the deaths were in Kunar Province, Afghan officials said Monday.

Family, faith, and basketball: Lufile brothers win CEBL title side by side

The Niagara River Lions have won the CEBL Championship and for two players, it was sweeter than other victories as the Lufile brothers won together.

Meshack and Elijah Lufile and the rest of the River Lions defeated the Calgary Surge at Winnipeg's Canada Life Centre on Sunday night and are giving all glory to God.

Christian motorcycle club defends ministry after run-in with Winnipeg police officer

A Christian motorcycle club known for its street-level ministry and prayer work is pushing back against what it calls a serious mischaracterization.

It comes after a member was ordered to remove his vest by a Winnipeg police officer who allegedly dismissed the group as a criminal front.

Providence University starts school year with bang, centennial celebrations this weekend

Providence University College and Theological Seminary have an entire weekend of events planned to celebrate 100 years of higher Christian education. 

"This is going to be a school year like no other for us," says Ron Hogue, Vice President of Advancement at Providence. "It's our centennial year this year. Our welcome week, which is typically welcoming back returning students and new students, it's going to be exciting. The week is full of special events to help settle students in the rhythm of a new school year."

Wilson Phillips singer runs Christian ministry after experience with witchcraft

Chynna Phillips Baldwin from the '90s pop band Wilson Phillips recently opened up about her time dabbling in witchcraft and how she came to put all her trust in God. 

Phillips Baldwin was recently interviewed on the Ex-Psychic Saved Podcast with Jenn Nizza, titled "Escaping the Deception of the New Age and Finding Her Identity in Christ; Her Powerful Testimony of Deliverance and Redemption."

The former pop singer opened up about her encounters with the occult, her struggles with addiction and how she came to faith in Jesus. 

Forrest Frank calls out Christian artists for mocking his miracle, Matthew West and Cory Asbury apologize

After the miraculous healing of Forrest Frank's broken back and the hit song that came from it, many parody videos popped up. Two of those were made by Christian artists Matthew West and Cory Asbury, who have since apologized to Frank.