Jeremy Camp recovering at home: 'He's such a trooper'
Jeremy Camp is at home following knee replacement surgery on Wednesday.
Camp's wife, Adrienne, posted to Jeremy's Instagram story sharing the news. "Hi! Adrienne here. Jeremy is home and resting."
Adrienne said the surgery went well and, "He's such a trooper."
Bringing Christmas to families in need through Helping Hands
Helping Hands, a division of Northreach Society is holding their 11th annual Adopt-a-Family initiative.
This year they are supporting around 230 families in the community with presents and food for Christmas.
They are still looking for people and organizations that would be interested in adopting one of these families.
TobyMac announces first new album in two years
TobyMac is preparing to release his first new album in two years.
He announced Thursday on his social media that he is currently in the sequencing and mastering phase of this new project.
"I’ve been workin' for a couple of years on this thing!!" said TobyMac in a post on Instagram. "All I can tell you is I am grateful to God for the songs He has breathed through me and it could be my best solo album to date."
Jim Caviezel opens up about close encounter with God while on set of The Passion
The actor who portrayed Jesus Christ during the crucifixion on film, Jim Caviezel, recently opened up during an interview to talk about his suffering during filming.
"I was struck by lightning during the last shot of the movie," says Caviezel during an interview with TBN.
'Name what things are': Recognizing 'femicide' 35 years after the Montreal Massacre
Ahead of the 35th anniversary of the Montreal Massacre on Friday, Annie Ross, a mechanical engineering professor at Polytechnique Montréal, said she often thinks of those who lived through the tragedy but still suffer silently.
On Dec. 6, 1989, a man motivated by a hatred of feminists shot and killed 14 women and injured 13 other people at the Montreal engineering school affiliated with Université de Montréal.
Ross was in her fourth year in mechanical engineering at Polytechnique, and narrowly avoided the gunman. Her friends weren't as lucky.
Canada Post strike hits three-week mark as union says it's ready to restart mediation
As the Canada Post strike hits the three-week mark, the union representing more than 55,000 postal workers says it has sent new counter-proposals to the government-appointed mediator.
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers said in a bulletin Wednesday evening that it's ready to get back to federal mediation, which was put on pause last week.
5 years after devastating fire, Notre Dame cathedral in Paris to reopen
On Dec. 8 the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris is set to initially reopen after a devastating fire ravaged the building in April of 2019.
Verse of the Day: December 5
John 10:7
Therefore Jesus said again, “Very truly I tell you, I am the gate for the sheep.
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Salt and light
Matthew 6:1-16
Ours is a tough, rugged, wicked world. Aggression, rebellion, violence, cutthroat competition, and retaliation abound. Not just internationally, but personally. What is true in the secret council chambers of nations is also true behind closed doors of homes. We are stubborn, warring people. Outside of riots and war, studies have concluded, the most dangerous place to be is in the American home! With domestic violence and child abuse on the rise in our hard, hostile society, one might wonder what possible influence the servants of Christ can have.
Trudeau says Poilievre "not able" to unite to defend Canada against Trump threats
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is accusing Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre of being unhelpful in his criticisms when it comes to dealing with the incoming Donald Trump administration.