PRAY: Former Winnipeggers flee home after devastating Jasper wildfires

A former Winnipeg resident who now lives in Jasper, Alta. is in shock after having to flee her home with her husband and toddler after wildfires spread rapidly in the town.

"My family immigrated (to Canada) back in 2008 and I was 12 years old," says Shalom Capitly. She called Winnipeg home since that time, as did her husband, and both were involved in local churches until they got married.

200,000 Bibles expected to be given out at Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Paris 2024 Olympic Games open officially on Friday night, and one organization is ready to spread the Word of God.

According to a release, the French Bible Society is handing out New Testament with the goal of, "leaving a lasting legacy that extends far beyond the athletic arenas." Handing out 140,000 copies in French and 60,000 in English. 

Brandon Lake cleans up with most nominations ever in 55th Dove Awards

Celebrating their 55th annual awards show the Gospel Music Association (GMA) has released its list of nominations. 

Brandon Lake released his album Coat of Many Colors in October of 2023. Because of this album and the songs, Lake has been nominated for 16 Dove Awards this year including Artist of the Year, Song of the Year, and Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year. That is the most nominations one artist has ever received for the Dove Awards. 

From Ashes to Anthem: Luke Nielson's journey to 'Something Beautiful'

Luke Nielson’s new song "Something Beautiful" is more than just another track; it's a testament to his deeply personal journey of faith and perseverance. Growing up in the small town of Campbell River on Vancouver Island, Luke attended a Christian school and later pursued ministry at Pacific Life Bible College. However, the sudden loss of his older brother led him to leave college and work with people with disabilities. Despite this shift, his passion for music never waned.

'Let's show them the love of Jesus': Aaron Shust asks for prayer for young family left orphaned

Christian music artist Aaron Shust is asking for prayer for a young family who has been left orphaned after the tragic loss of their parents earlier this month. 

Shust's best friend's son, Shuki, was close with one of the boys, Matan, who is now without a mother or father.

According to Aaron, Noa and Nir Baranes, 46, were tragically killed in a rocket barrage in Golan Heights on July 9. The pair were on their way home to Kibbutz Ortal, near the southwest corner of Syria, when their car was struck during the barrage. 

Husband and wife worship leaders, Brad & Rebekah take a sabbatical

Husband and wife worship leaders, Brad & Rebekah have decided to take a much-needed break. 

On Monday, the pair celebrated 18 years of marriage and the beginning of a sabbatical.

"9 years ago, we fell into a sabbatical, and it was exactly what we needed… after 9 years we’re ready for a good long break as we take some time to rest and reset our rhythm," said the duo in a post on Facebook.