July saw some good coming out of the midst of tragedy, and people in the spotlight opening up about their faith.
Family hoping to give back with full HEART in the midst of grief
Just two months after his death, the family of Daryll Fenton is looking to give back to the organization that helped them in the midst of an unimaginable tragedy.
Daryll Fenton, 68, was fishing with his wife, Els, in southeastern Manitoba on May 29 when he fell off the front of his boat after it unexpectedly jerked forward. The couple had just purchased the boat and Els was unfamiliar with how to operate it. Rough weather was making the task even more difficult.
PRAY: A pair of missionaries killed in plane crash in Haiti
Two men doing missions work in Haiti were recently in a small plane crash which took both their lives.
The mission organization Gospel to Haiti works toward reaching the lost through medicine and building relationships.
Winnipeg hospital says person posed as health care worker for 2 weeks
An unauthorized individual worked as many as eight shifts in a busy Winnipeg hospital before being caught.
The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA) says throughout the course of two weeks this month, someone walked into the St. Boniface Hospital posing as a health care worker, performing the duties of an uncertified health care aide (UHCA).
Pray: Pastor asking for peace, perspective, after death of 3-year-old Winnipeg girl
Calvary Temple's Lead Pastor is mourning with one of the church's families as they experience the tragic loss of a young girl.
On Wednesday, Pastor Bruce Martin and his wife heard in real-time the tragic events that led up to the fatal stabbing of three-year-old Jemimah after her father abducted her from her mother, Jasmine. The family is part of Calvary Temple's Deaf Fellowship. Barbara Easter, the fellowship's pastor, and Martin's wife knew the family well.
UPDATE: Winnipeg Blue Bomber tickets on sale
The Winnipeg Blue Bomber will take the field for the first time in almost two years, facing off against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
On Monday morning, the Canadian Football League (CFL) announced this year's season was going ahead, starting on August 5. The Winnipeg Blue Bombers will host the Tiger-Cats in the first game of the season at home.
Justin Beiber, Kari Jobe part of 'Freedom Experience' to love on California
'What can love do?' is the question behind The Freedom Experience concert and volunteer outreach happening in California later this month.
The group 1DayLA is bringing together 20,000 volunteers from across Southern California to serve and give back to the community from July 18-24.
Drowning victim's family gifts HEART with new boat motor
The Hutterian Emergency Aquatic Response Team is praising the Lord after being blessed in their own time of need after a training incident.
Last week during a training session, Hutterian Emergency Aquatic Response Team's (HEART) main boat's motor was damaged, saying they were shocked to learn it would cost $8,000 for the parts and take a month to get them in.
NEWSBOYS United saying farewell
Newsboys United entertained fans for the past three years with original band members, and are now saying goodbye.
Part of the original group, Peter Furler and Phil Joel are going solo after the Newsboys United summer tour.
Shawn Mendes professes going from atheist to believer in God
Canadian pop icon Shawn Mendes recently shared his heart and faith journey during a podcast in which he talks about the power of a Maverick City Music song.
Mendes was on the podcast called Man Enough when he shared his experience after becoming famous from hit single after hit single.
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