Colton Dixon releases new music video
On Wednesday afternoon, Colton Dixon dropped the official music video for 'Up + Up'.
Dixon posted on social media saying, "My new music video for Up+Up is OUT NOW! This is probably my favorite music video yet!"
'In high school I started meeting Jesus through worship': New music from Canadian 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.
New faith-based Kendrick Brothers movie to hit theatres this summer
A new faith-based film is set to hit the big screen this summer.
The Forge, the Kendrick Brothers' newest film, is a bold inspirational drama that tells the story of Isaiah Wright, a 19-year-old who, a year out of high school, has no plans, no job and no idea how to be a man.
Wife of martyred husband in India stands by Christian faith
A Christian woman in India is hiding away after she watched her husband be brutally murdered for his belief in Jesus.
"I saw them kill my husband right before my eyes," says Jime Kawasi in an interview. "I was assaulted, but somehow I managed to escape."
'We love you Beans!': Spencer Wright and wife share video tribute after tragic death of three-year-old son
Rodeo star Spencer Wright and his wife, Kallie, are grieving the loss of their three-year-old son Levi after a tragic accident last month.
Levi was playing with his tractor in the backyard of the family home when he drove into the creek and taken a mile downstream by the current. He was in the hospital for two weeks where he received treatment and subsequently recovered.
While he did regain consciousness, and doctors were hopeful, he did not survive.
'God has things in store for our children this year': Winnipeg camp director returns from life-changing bike trek
A local camp director who biked 1,300 kilometres from Winnipeg to Calgary is back home.
On May 25, Kristen Schulz, interim camp director for Calvary Temple, set out on the road in hopes of raising funds to send kids to camp for free this year.
"When I look at the challenges facing kids today. When I look at everything that's coming against them, they're facing things very unique to this generation, things that I feel we're not prepared as a society to deal with, and it's leading to a loneliness epidemic," Schulz explained.
Hope Centre Ministries support people with disabilities, build relationships with God and community
A Winnipeg ministry is passionate about helping people with disabilities grow their faith, as well as support caregiver parents.
Church fire that consumed Group of Seven murals was 'heart-wrenching': priest
As investigators work to determine the cause of a devastating fire at a historic Toronto church, community members and art experts are mourning the loss of a sacred space that housed unique artwork by members of the Group of Seven.
The Sunday morning blaze caused massive damage at St. Anne's Anglican Church, a national historic site where "extraordinary" early paintings by three Group of Seven members and other prominent Canadian artists were installed along the interior in the 1920s.
Pastor Tony Evans stepping down because of 'previous sin'
This past Sunday a mega church in Texas announced their pastor would take some time off 'due to sin.'
On June 9, the lead pastor of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship church in Dallas, Texas, Dr. Tony Evans shared that he would be stepping down as pastor.
Winnipeg's Emmy Xornam weaves faith into every note
For Made in Manitoba artist, Emmy Xornam, singing was always a passion in her life, and now she is using it to point others to God.
For Xornam, most songs are inspired by what she goes through on a day-to-day basis and as she meditates on Scripture. "Life situations birth specific songs in my life or in my journeys."