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Christian artist Jamie Kimmett is praising God after he miraculously survived a horrific-looking car crash last week.

The Scottish-born singer-songwriter who now calls the U.S.A. home was returning from a concert in Arkansas when he was struck by a semi. Kimmett was thrown from the vehicle and was airlifted to hospital. 

Looking at pictures of his destroyed car you wouldn't be blamed for thinking he most likely passed away or was left with life-changing injures. However, Kimmett has now returned home with minimal injuries.

A few years ago, Mike Janzen was approached by a good friend that asked him if he would be interested in writing some music based on the ancient prayers in the Psalms.

Although the idea interested him, at the time, he had a packed schedule and didn't know if he'd have the time to slow down enough to actually write.

Shortly after that discussion, he experienced a life-altering injury that flipped his world upside down and brought his career to an abrupt halt.

Christian singer-songwriter Jamie Kimmett is in hospital with several injuries following a collision with a semi last week.

The Scottish singer who is now based in the U.S.A. was travelling home from a concert in Arkansas when the collision occurred, a post on his Facebook page says. Kimmett was thrown from his vehicle as a result of the collision.

"We praise God for this miracle and would ask that you please pray for him as he recovers at home."

As if Haiti doesn’t have enough to deal with, gang activity is now complicating earthquake relief efforts. The 7.2 magnitude earthquake rattled southern Haiti on August 14, and the death toll rose over the weekend to 2,200. At least 340 others are still missing.

Mission Aviation Fellowship is conducting emergency medical flights and flying in aid. But since the roads aren’t a great option for transporting relief, the need is overwhelming.

A Manitoban artist won't be away from the stage for long this fall.

Jordan St. Cyr of Niverville, Manitoba, has had a very busy summer and now, the fall will be just as busy. This summer Jordan St. Cyr joined Jeremy Camp on tour in the United States . He is going back on tour next month - and this time with Colton Dixon.

Home. It’s where you’ve been spent a lot of time the past year and a half. It’s where the heart is. Where your family’s at. Even where you keep your stuff.

It’s also a greater reflection of who you are and what you value. A look into your home can be a look into your heart, your relationships with family and friends, and with your heavenly Father.  

Shannon Acheson, editor, designer, and now the author of Home Made Lovely, helps women take on the task of redefining their homes.

G7 leaders are meeting virtually this week as chaos continues in Afghanistan.

On Friday, a confidential United Nations report confirmed Taliban fighters were hunting for anyone who collaborated with Western forces “and were threatening to kill or harm their relatives if they do not surrender.”

The Christian worship group Elevation Worship is releasing their new single, 'Might Get Loud' about praising God at the top of their lungs. 

Elevation Worship is the worship band out of Elevation Church in Charlotte, North Carolina, lead by pastor Steven Furtick. The pastor has helped write a few of the bands songs, including this new single. 

Providence University College & Theological Seminary has decided to follow suit with other Manitoba post-secondary institutions in requiring vaccinations for students, staff and faculty for the upcoming school year.

In a post to their website on Friday, the school says they “found it necessary to revise our policy” for their Otterburne campus.

An artist from Alberta known as BLSNG (pronounced Blessing) is sharing her new single, 'Miracles.'

"My parents are big music fans and in church, I got roped into leading worship pretty young. When I was 12 I started leading worship so since then I've kind of been involved in music in one way or the other," says BLSNG.

She's been releasing her own music for the past three years. BLSNG grew up in Toronto and now lives in Calgary.