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After a tumultuous few years, Jordan St. Cyr is celebrating all God has done in his life.

"This song was birthed out of the storm and walking through the fire," says St. Cyr. "God calls us to a relationship with His son, Jesus, and when we dig in with Him we realize that the foundation in our lives, no matter the storm, it is set."

'My Foundation' is the title track of St. Cyr's new album which will be released on June 14.

After a four-year pause, the Sidewalk Prophets have released a brand-new single. 

The band hopes their new song, 'Hurt People,' will help heal hearts. 

"Hurt is such a complex thing," said the Sidewalk Prophets in a post on social media. "Sometimes it can start as sarcasm, maybe a snarky comment? Other times we hurt people in subtle ways without even knowing it."

Music was always the dream for Matt LeFait, and years later, he's living the dream with a new single out today.

Growing up, LeFait would sing at different churches in the area with his two sisters. "For some reason, they were like the LeFait children are here. 'Would you come sing a special for us?' And we'd be like, 'Yes, for sure.' So I grew up even when I was five years old doing that."

In an exclusive interview from Winnipeg, Kelly Rempel, Director of Marketing for One Hope Canada, shared insights into the upcoming 6th Annual Day of Prayer for Camp, slated for Sunday, May 26.

Rempel emphasized the significance of this event, calling on Christians nationwide to unite in prayer for camp ministry. With over 400 Bible camps across Canada welcoming nearly a quarter of a million children annually, the day seeks divine intervention for the staff dedicated to sharing the message of Jesus.

Winners of a recent skills competition for Christian schools are getting ready to compete with other students from around the globe.

The Accelerated Christian Education (A.C.E.) Convention took place last week in Southport, Man. Field manager and convention director for A.C.E. Canada Joe Wurtz says their annual event is now over its 20th anniversary and is an opportunity for their elementary students through to high school students to exercise an opportunity to showcase the skills they've developed.

Fulfilling God's calling can be challenging for many. In most cases, this means taking some huge leaps in life.

Bible teacher, podcaster and author, Rachel G. Scott wants to help you take that next step. 

Scott recently released a book called Taking the 5 Leaps: Experiencing God's Faithfulness as You Respond to His Call. In this book, she discusses the five types of leaps we need to take to propel ourselves into fulfilling God's destiny for us.

Christian artist Matthew West is praising God that he's alive after he experienced a scary accident on the highway in Tennessee. 

"I had a scary morning," says Matthew West in a video on his social media. "I had a morning radio interview in Nashville. I get in my car to head straight to the studio because I had a busy day, and it was pouring rain."

West posted the video late in the evening of May 8 to his Facebook. 

Haiti’s transitional presidential council has taken one step forward, then two steps back.

On April 30, the newly formed, nine-member council nominated Fritz Belizaire as prime minister. However, the council took back that decision days later, saying it would revert to a previous plan to elect a prime minister from a group of candidates. 

The Christian rock band STRYPER has been releasing heavy music for decades but their newest acoustic album shows a lighter side of the band. 

To Hell with the Amps will be available on May 10, 2024, and have 11 paired-down acoustic songs on it. 

In anticipation of this album, STRYPER released a single off the album, their version of 'Amazing Grace' on May 7. 

A family in Abilene, Texas, is grateful that everyone is alive after a tornado ripped through their neighbourhood, destroying their house. 

On May 3, Wes and Kasey Lambert, along with their daughter Allie and son Lane, heard the tornado warning and sought shelter in a closet in their house. 

"We could hear the nails coming out of the boards and metal being ripped, but that’s all we could hear," Kasey told the local news station.