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Brandon Lake and Forrest Frank are making waves as their songs have broken out on Billboard's Hot 100 songs from any genre. 

Within the past year, names such as Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, and Kendrick Lamar have often been seen on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. However, two Christian artists have broken through recently, defying music genre boundaries. 

After 11 years without Christian artists on it, other than Christmas music, the chart is showing that Christian music has a place. 

Red Rock Bible Camp has evacuated as a wildfire threat continues to impact several areas in Manitoba, including the Whiteshell Provincial Park. Camp Director Carla Ackermann says the evacuation began after Manitoba Parks decided to close the park on Wednesday evening. 

The rain in Bird River feels like an answer to the prayers of Southland Church, as the bible camp they run continues to be threatened by a wildfire in the area.

On Friday, the church posted on social media that the "fire has somewhat subsided. But we’re not fully out of the woods. It’s raining today—a true answer to so many prayers. But we still need even more rain."

It’s official, Sons of Sunday have released their highly anticipated debut full-length album.

Last year, powerhouse Christian artists, Brandon Lake, Steven Furtick, Chris Brown, Chandler Moore, Pat Barrett and  Leeland teamed up to write and record songs.

Their debut album, Sons of Sunday, features 12 tracks, including the released "GOD DID," "Runnin' With Angels," "One More Day," "Exchange," "Looked Up," and last week's "Pray Mama/Pray On."

Award-winning director and producers Mel Gibson and Bruce Davey have partnered with Lionsgate as they prepare to release the follow-up to their film The Passion of Christ. 

Their Icon Productions banner has chosen Lionsgate as their studio partner on The Resurrection of the Christ. 

Friends, family, musicians, and members of Winnipeg’s faith community are paying tribute to Tomislav Milardovic, a man remembered for his transformation from a street-involved rapper to a passionate preacher of the Gospel, who died suddenly earlier this week.

After spending three days in hospital after going septic from a kidney stone, Christian singer Heather Rose Jordan is back home. 

Her family says it all started last Monday. Heather was rushed to the ER with severe back pain and uncontrollable vomiting. They did bloodwork, ran a CT scan, and found a kidney stone, but no signs of infection, so she was sent home. 

Over the next two days, things continued to go downhill. 

Two more Bible camps have been evacuated as wildfires burn out of control in eastern Manitoba.

Inner City Youth Alive's Gem Lake Wilderness Camp and Camp Cedarwood were forced to leave on Wednesday as the fires in Lac du Bonnet and Nopiming Provincial Park continue to grow. 

Camp Cedarwood said in a post on Facebook that they were evacuated due to precautionary measures. 

Five years ago, singer Jeremy Camp gave fans an inside look at his life through the movie, I Still Believe, and soon fans will be able to watch it at home. 

Camp shared the news on Instagram that the film is coming to Netflix. "Coming this Thursday, May 15 on NETFLIX! Five years ago, I Still Believe hit theatres the weekend the world shut down - March 2020."

Winnipegger singer-songwriter and producer Fresh IE is not only busy with a new album out, but also a special concert in the works that he's asking for your help. 

He is selling his full music catalogue, which includes 29 albums, 26 music videos and two documentaries for $50 to do a big concert and share his story at Headingley Correctional Centre.