Christian News

The pastors of Hillsong San Francisco announced last week that they would be moving into a new season as a new church under a new name. 

Pastors Brenden and Jacqui Brown made this announcement last Sunday, saying the new church would be under their leadership. 

Phil Dooley, a Hillsong global senior pastor also brought up the news during the sermon on Feb. 16.

An inspiring Christian film reveals how a girl with just one arm truly can 'hit it out of the park' with faith, determination, and grit. 

I Can is a new Christian movie about a girl, Katelyn Pavey, who was born with one arm. Pavey, and her parents, were initially hesitant to make the movie because of their tumultuous past. 

"I was conceived out of wedlock due to an affair," said Pavey in an interview with CBN. "Both my parents were married previously, and then when they got together, they had me."

After years of being a non-believer, the co-founder of Wikipedia announced that he is now a follower of Jesus.

Larry Sanger made the announcement earlier this month via a blog on his personal website. 

"It is finally time for me to confess and explain, fully and publicly, that I am a Christian," said Sanger. "Followers of this blog have probably guessed this, but it is past time to share my testimony properly."

There’s a battle for hope in Haiti. Up to half of Haiti’s gang members are children, a recent estimate from UNICEF says, and they are subject to graphic abuse. 

Yet it’s possible for kids to leave the gangs. They just need help to do so.

Christian artist Hannah Kerr alongside her husband, Jason Earley, is sharing exciting baby news. 

"PRAISE GOD!!!!!!" says Kerr on social media. "We’re having a baby!!! It’s hard to put into words how grateful we are for this precious gift."

The singer released her album As I Am in August 2024, with 14 songs, including "Fear Not."

Dave Lavery coined 'Canadian Dave,' was released three weeks ago after being held captive by the Taliban for 77 days. Lavery is sharing what got him through that gruelling situation. 

"I was born in Winnipeg in 1960," says Lavery. "Right now we're living overseas in Dubai. I'm now in Perth, Ontario visiting family and I'll be heading off to Vancouver. It's so good to be here with this foundation."

A free non-denominational worship concert is coming to Winnipeg on Monday night. 

Higher Ground Worship Concert is a night of worship by David Opeyemi, Come Up Higher Music, Emeka Egoegonwa, and others at Desautels Faculty of Music School of Art. 

Award-winning singer-songwriter Phil Wickham has released a new track written with the Church in mind. 

Wickham said on social media when he wrote "The King is in the Room", "I had the church (sic) in mind—God’s people coming together, preparing their hearts, and enthroning Him upon their praise. I can’t wait to sing it in more rooms and hear churches lift their voices alongside me."

The Illuminate Hope Gala was a beautiful reminder of the resiliency of the human spirit Thursday evening, appropriately taking place at the Canadian Museum of Human Rights in Winnipeg. 

"The goal is really to elevate the issue of human trafficking and gather the community around this cause," says Janet Campbell, the President and CEO of the Joy Smith Foundation. "To make sure they have information and hopefully inspire them by what they learn and hear today."

A new film about real life, family, joy, and learning to accept the world one finds oneself in, challenges and all hits theatres on Friday, February 21.