LISTEN: Mac Powell talks new music, Mandisa's passing, and Canadian tour
Mac Powell is headed north for a tour across Western Canada that starts in Winnipeg.
"It's rare for me to get to go to Canada so I'm super excited about coming back," says Powell. "I always have a great time out there. You guys have a beautiful country. The fans and friends there are great."
Powell shares that on top of meeting fans, he enjoys going to the Canadian staple, Tim Hortons.
"I always love going up there and getting a donut and coffee."
Cuteness overload: Tauren Wells' boys join in on worship
Music runs in their blood. Two Tauren Wells fans got the chance to sing with Wells, who also happens to be their father.
Wells posted a video to Instagram on Saturday of two of his four sons singing 'Joy In The Morning,' while he accompanied them on the piano.
LISTEN: Ben Fuller releases new version of 'If I Got Jesus' with former American Idol finalist
Christian singer and songwriter Ben Fuller has released a new version of his song, 'If I Got Jesus' featuring a former American Idol finalist.
Megan Danielle, featured in season 21 of the popular television show, adds a country vibe to the updated song.
"I couldn't help but just believe her every word when I heard Megan Danielle sing a cover of 'I Got Jesus' on here and tag me in it," said Ben. "A few weeks later she was in the studio singing her heart out on it again. I am privileged and humbled by your love for Jesus, Megan."
WATCH: Why is The Color in Nepal?
A Christian band from Manitoba has paired up with World Vision once again to travel across the ocean and see the work being done in Nepal, in the name of Jesus.
Lead singer Jordan Janzen and Larry Abrams who plays guitar and sings backup of The Color share what the experience has been like so far.
"We're in the Himalayan foothills of Nepal with World Vision," says Janzen. "We've partnered with World Vision Canada for 11 years now."
Woman gives up successful career, finds faith around the world
Angie Orth was living her best life. She had a successful career and was exactly where she wanted to be... or at least she thought she was.
At 30 years old, making a successful living as a publicist in New York City, Orth realized it wasn't the life she wanted.
Taco Bell manager heroically saves infant after he stopped breathing
A mother in Pennsylvania is grateful after her 11-week-old baby almost died while visiting a Taco Bell.
Natasha Long was going through a Taco Bell drive-thru Saturday afternoon when she turned around to see her infant son Myles turning blue.
The manager at the Taco Bell in Richboro, Becky Arbaugh, heard cries for help coming from the vehicle. Before any time had passed, Arbaugh ripped off her headset and ran to help the baby.
Manitoba family of six embarks on a once-in-a-lifetime-adventure
A Manitoba family of six is embarking on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
At the start of February, Rachel and Eric Driedger and their four children, Maisie, Micah, Abram and Zeke, packed up a few bags, hopped into a vintage camper and drove south, first hitting the United States, before hopping on a plane and flying further south to Central and South America.
"I just really love to travel," said Rachel. "I wanted to be able to take our kids and expose them to travelling, different cultures, different people groups and difficult situations."
Tasha Layton releases encouragement song for friend diagnosed with cancer
Tasha Layton is featuring Chris Brown on her latest single 'Worship Through It.'
"I wrote this song about a dear friend who was diagnosed with cancer," says Layton on social media. "I'll say this. Whatever you're walking through, God's got you. He loves you. He has your best interest in mind. I hope that you don't wait until you're on the mountaintop to worship. Worship in the valley."
Brown, featured on Layton's new single, has been a worship leader and singer from the band Elevation Worship for 15 years.
Apollo LTD releases first album in three years
Alternative-pop duo Apollo LTD has released their first album in over three years.
The new 13-track album, Hello Human, is a follow-up to their last album Nothing is Ordinary, Everything is Beautiful.
"Finally, our album is here," said the band in a post on Instagram. "In this record, we have a lot of moments where we kinda draw back from our roots. We're super excited for you to hear it."
LISTEN: New music from Tasha Layton, Matt Redman, Phil Wickham, and Consumed By Fire
Many artists ended the week by releasing new music.
Tasha Layton teamed up with Chris Brown from Elevation Worship on 'Worship Through It'.
Layton shared the news on Instagram saying, "It has been so so amazing watching this project come to life, we hope it blesses you!"