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After calling it quits in 2020, popular Christian band Tenth Avenue North is back.

In February 2020, the band announced an amicable end to the band as they wanted to spend more time with their families and pursue other careers.

The first song from the official After Death: Inspired by the Motion Picture EP has officially been released. 

The lead single 'In Heaven' was written and recorded by Chris Quilala (Jesus Culture) and is featured in the end credits of the film. Other artists featured on the film's soundtrack include Tasha Layton, Bryan and Katie Torwalt and Maryanne J. George (Maverick City Music).

The author of a post that slammed a new Christmas movie as "unbiblical" and heretical is now walking back her statements after talking with the film's producer and gaining new insight, she says.

Powerhouse vocalist, Terrian is preparing to release her debut album.

The full-length project, Give It Time, follows up on her debut EP Genesis of Terrian released in 2021.

Ahead of the release, Terrian dropped her title track with a video to go alongside it.  

After being on the road for almost two months straight, CAIN took a day off to spend time with the family. 

While relaxing, the brother-sister trio decided to share their music videos with their children.

"Mama, mama, mama," said Taylor's 1-year-old daughter, Stevie, excitedly. Logan's daughter, River, joined in the excitement, pointing at the screen and yelling, "It's daddy, daddy!"

A documentary created by a local director continues to see huge success.   

After Death, which hit theatres across Canada and the U.S. on Oct. 27, 2023, is now the top-grossing faith-based documentary of all time and the top-grossing documentary since 2019. 

Housefires hopes their latest project will help encourage, uplift and give hope to those who need it. 

The new album How To Start A Housefire (Part III) is part of a series the music collective has released this year. Part I was released in January, Part II in April and now Part III in November. 

"Our hope is that these songs would spark fires that would burn bright in ordinary houses all over the world."

It's no secret that prayer is powerful.

Nov. 5 marked the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church. The annual day originated to raise awareness of the increasing violence, torture, death, worship restrictions, public humiliation, and social isolation that some Christians face on a daily basis. 

Christians across the world participate by praying for others in predominately atheist countries such as North Korea, China, Iraq, as well as in South Asia and the Middle East. 

Chinenye originally from Nigeria now calls Winnipeg home. 

Recently releasing her EP, Love's Embrace, she hopes that it brings encouragement to those who might need it. 

"'Fight for Me,' came from a place where I was waiting on The Lord and He gave me this verse. It's in the book of Psalms. If God can calm the raging seas, He also calms the storms in me. That's the lyrics to the song. And we're hoping that more people listen to it to know that there's nothing God cannot do."

Phil Wickham released a new single over the weekend, but it wasn't just any song. It was a surprise anniversary gift for his wife.

"This song was a joy to create and release. I wrote and recorded this one for my wife, Mallory, as an anniversary gift. It was hard to keep it a secret, but surprising her with it when it came out was SO worth it. Happy to report that she loves it." wrote Wickham on Facebook.