Jon Buller's Hear the Music Ministries coming to a close later this year

After 25 years of spreading the gospel through song, Hear the Music Ministries is coming to a close.

"After a lot of thought and a lot of prayers and many conversations with folks who have walked alongside me and been part of this ministry for a long, long time, the decision has been made that this will also be the last year of operations for Hear the Music," said Jon Buller in a video statement. 

Dad and 2 kids rescued from raging river, heroes give God credit

A dad from Utah is thrilled to celebrate Father's Day this past weekend after nearly drowning alongside his young sons recently. 

The father and his sons, aged 8 and 10, were floating on an inflatable kayak down the Colorado River on Thursday. Before they knew it, the kayak flipped, sending the three into a raging river. 

Eric Odenthal and his friend Gaar Lausman were in the area and saw the whole thing happen. 

Bible camp counsellors killed in North Dakota car crash

Faith communities in North Dakota are mourning the loss of two young women who were killed in a car crash earlier this week.

In a heartfelt message posted to the Milnor Lutheran Church's Facebook page on June 12, Lay Minister Rick Bryant shared the news with his congregation. The post says that the two young women were volunteers from Red Willow Bible Camp. The collision occurred in Ransom County on June 11, taking the lives of two vibrant young women who had been assisting at the church's Vacation Bible School and staying with Bryant and his wife, Melissa.

WATCH: Love & The Outcomes' son follows in parents' footsteps with special performance

Love & the Outcome recently received a special surprise from one of their sons. 

Last week, Ziggy, the husband-and-wife duo's youngest son, performed his first-ever solo at school.

"Ziggy has never kept a secret in his life, but somehow he never told us he had a solo in his kindergarten performance, and we were not prepared," said Jodi in a post on social media. 

WATCH: Michael Tait from Newsboys celebrates new song by skydiving

The Newsboys released a new single called 'Worldwide Revival' and the lead singer is celebrating in a big way. 

"I'm jumping today for the first time in my life out of an airplane," says Michael Tait, lead singer of Newsboys. "I usually fly in airplanes not jump out of airplanes."

Tait took to the skies to celebrate the release of the song. He did a tandem jump with an instructor who also loves their music. 

Francesca Battistelli announces birth of 7th child

After a series of wild events, Christian artist Francesca Battistelli is introducing the world to her seventh child. 

"I’ve been quiet here because we have been soaking in almost five days with our newest SON!" says Battistelli on Facebook. 

Her seventh child, a boy, is Henry Barrett “Bear” Goodwin, and was born on June 8. 

Anne Wilson's songs reach broad audience, crossing over to mainstream

Anne Wilson is wholly embracing who she is, a country and Christian singer/songwriter.

In April, Wilson released her album Rebel. At the moment, Rebel is No. 1 on Billboard's Top Christian Album chart as well as No. 10 on Billboard's Top Country Album chart.

One of the songs on her album is called 'Songs About Whiskey,' which had some Christian fans worried about the singer. 

'God reached me': Prison inmate shares powerful encounter

When a man with a face full of tattoos stepped into prison and met his cellmate, he didn't think it meant he would also meet the Lord. However, that's exactly what happened. 

"I had an encounter with the Holy Spirit when I was in jail," an inmate shares in a video on Instagram. 

The inmate shares his testimony of being sentenced and going to jail at the end of 2018. 

"My cellmate was Joshua Pardue, man I would never forget. I was watching TV and he's like, 'Do you believe in Jesus?'"

'In high school I started meeting Jesus through worship': New music from Manitoba artist Jake Fretz

Canadian worship leader and artist, Jake Fretz has been a music lover before he can remember. 

"My mom always tells me that she would go to church on Sunday mornings and as soon as the music would start I would start kicking and dancing so much that she actually had to take a seat in the pew. So I've always felt like this is something that has been in my blood and in my DNA right from the beginning," Fretz says.