Deaf Gospel workers team up to reach Deaf communities
Have you ever heard of the “like attracts like” principle? It suggests that similar things are attracted to one another.
DOOR International’s Rob Myers says the principle applies to Deaf ministry. He explains that Deaf missionaries are more effective at reaching Deaf communities for Christ because “Deaf people connect with other Deaf people in ways that hearing people just can’t.”
Uniting in prayer: Union Gospel Mission invites community to 24-Hour prayer event
Winnipeggers are being called to unite in prayer this week as Union Gospel Mission hosts its second annual 24-hour prayer event.
For 24 hours starting Friday, Feb. 28 at 6 p.m. until Saturday, March 1 at 6 p.m. participants will pray, read scripture and praise the Lord in fellowship in the basement of Union Gospel Mission.
Duck Dynasty’s Miss Kay suffers serious injury in fall, Phil's Alzheimer's battle continues
Another member of the Duck Dynasty family is dealing with health struggles after a fall left them with serious injuries.
In the latest episode of the family's podcast, Duck Call Room, Jase talked about the incident.
"Kay had another fall, which, she falls a lot. And it was a substantial injury but she's doing pretty well," said Jase.
He says he was about to speak at an event when the people who care for his parents let him know what had happened.
Compassion Canada CEO Allison Alley steps down, takes leadership at World Vision Canada
After 12 years, Compassion Canada is going to see some leadership changes after President and CEO, Allison Alley accepted a new leadership role in the international development sector.
Compassion Canada shared in an email, "After 12 years of faithful service, Allison Alley will be stepping into a new ministry leadership role in the international development sector. This marks the end of an extraordinary chapter for Compassion Canada and the beginning of an impactful new one for the world’s children."
for KING + COUNTRY brings new life to U2’s “40” for House of David
for KING + COUNTRY has released a new rendition of a popular song first recorded by U2.
Earlier this month, the sibling duo announced that they had recorded "40" as the lead single for the upcoming Prime Video and Wonder Project original series House of David.
Hundreds gather in St. Peter’s Square to pray for Pope Francis’ health
In the same square where, on his first day as pope, he blessed the people and asked for their blessing, on Monday that same people gathered to pray for their shepherd, Pope Francis — for his health, for his recovery and for his return among them.
Wife of American missionary killed in Angola charged in his death
The wife of a young missionary killed in Africa late last year has been officially charged according to the couple's home church.
44-year-old Beau Shroyer was killed on Oct. 25, 2024, in an act of violence while serving Jesus in a remote area of Angola, Africa.
His wife, Jackie was arrested in connection to his death.
Alice Cooper tells Greg Laurie how God healed him of alcoholism, 'It's a miracle'
Musical legend Alice Cooper recently sat down with Jesus Revolution's Greg Laurie to share about the power of God in his life.
Cooper was at the height of his rock n' roll career in the 70s and found himself partying hard with other legends such as Jim Morrison and Jimi Hendrix. However, the other two singers did so much drugs and alcohol that they both died when they were only 27 years old.
After 3 years of war, gospel-centered media is still on the air in Ukraine
Three years ago yesterday, in the early morning of February 24, 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine.
It may have started out as a “special military operation” as Russia’s president called it. But after three years and tens — probably hundreds — of thousands of lives lost on either side, it’s another story.
Orphaned in Congo, a refugee in Uganda, now a Winnipegger changing lives
A man who now calls Winnipeg home is sharing his testimony of resilience; from growing up an orphan in the Congo, to becoming a refugee, to starting a ministry for orphans in Uganda.
"My life wasn't easy because my parents had already passed away," says Mwambusa Francis. "I was taken care of by my grandma who was also aged. Thank God, He had a purpose for my life."
Before Francis came to know Jesus Christ personally, he struggled with alcoholism when he was a teenager.