The generosity and kindness that is being spread in Manitoba and abroad this week is incredible! Read all about it below.
Unstuck and unstoppable: Shake off the past, find your purpose and get on with your life
A strained relationship, financial struggles, a stalled career or an unhealthy lifestyle are a few reasons a person may feel mired in a hopeless situation. Most people have been there at one time or another. The key is to have the tools to overcome that feeling of being “stuck.”
Jimn Kyles shares practical, actionable tips in his new book, Unstuck and Unstoppable: Shake Off The Past, Find Your Purpose, Get On With Your Life.
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Making Christmas gifts for free with Art City
A West Broadway non-profit is teaching children the joy of giving, and at the same time, offering accessible art programming for everyone to enjoy.
Art City hosts a wide variety of art programs for free to allow everyone the opportunity to be creative without worrying about financial costs.
'Hallowed space': Divers pull 275 artifacts from 2022 excavation of Franklin ship
Eleven metres below the surface of the Northwest Passage, deep within the wreck of one of Capt. John Franklin's doomed ships, something caught the eye of diver Ryan Harris.
Harris was in the middle of the 2022 field season on the wreck of HMS Erebus. The team had been hauling dozens of artifacts to the surface -- elaborate table settings, a lieutenant's epaulets still in their case, a lens from someone's eyeglasses.
Lionel Messi thanks God for success in epic World Cup win
Soccer superstar Lionel Messi went out of his way to avoid a gaggle of French defenders throughout the World Cup final on Sunday, slicing past them in an effort to score goals.
But he didn’t avoid praising God for his personal career successes after leading Argentina to a win against the defending champions via a penalty-kick shootout in the World Cup final that will be remembered as the best in the tournament’s 92-year history.
Middle school students share Christmas cheer with St. James neighbourhood
Christmas has come early for one neighbourhood in Winnipeg as Bruce Middle School students hang some hand-painted ornaments in front of the hospital.
"We have a little tradition around here," says Erin Acorn, a teacher at Bruce Middle School. "It started in 2020. Our grade 7 students paint and decorate ornaments to put up in the community."
Barbara Joy puts new spin on Christmas lullaby
A local music therapist is sharing her version of 'Away in the Manger (Sweet Jesus)' as a reminder of Jesus' humble beginnings.
"This is a lullaby I have loved to sing," says Barbara Joy. "It's often sung by children and I just felt like I wanted to do it as an artist, and add something contemporary to it."
The cabinet maker and the Wise Men: How a Mennonite refugee helped shape Winnipeg's iconic display
After five years of uncovering the mystery of Canada Life's annual Christmas display of the Three Wise Men on their camels, we may have finally found the missing piece of the puzzle!
In 2017, the team at CHVN was chatting about classic Winnipeg Christmas traditions and the Three Wise Men display at Great West Life immediately came to mind. However, when they reached out to Great West Life (now Canada Life) for more information about the display, we were disappointed to find that no one at the company knew the story anymore.
Finding love, family and faith in the shadow of lies
When Dione Martin was a girl, she often thought about her biological father. Who was he? Did he ever think about her and wonder if she was okay?
Dione was born in New Orleans. She grew up with her African American mother and stepfather. Marin also had four siblings. When Dione was just five years old, she noticed she looked different from her brothers and sisters. She questioned her mother and discovered that her biological father was white.
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Coptic Christmas carol births new life to ancient language
A dimly lit New York church filled with congregants recently enjoyed a small choir singing the ancient Egyptian language depicting the birth of a Saviour.
Calvary-St. George's Episcopal Church in New York had nothing but candlelight illuminating their space as 1,000 people enjoyed a Christmas carol in Coptic, a language from ancient Egypt. Coptic also refers to first-century Egyptian Christians, but now both orthodox and evangelicals are referred to as Copts.
Transcriptions found in canals believed to be earliest Biblical manuscripts
An Israeli professor believes he found ancient transcriptions from Judean King Hezekiah's reign and calls it "one of the most important archaeological discoveries in Israel of all time."
Professor Gershon Galil is the head of the Institute for Biblical Studies and Ancient History at Haifa University in Israel, he worked alongside Eli Shukron, from the Bible and Ancient History research institute to decipher Hezekiah's name on a palm-sized limestone tablet discovered in 2007.
'Into Ukraine' documentary evidence God is moving in midst of devastation
As millions of Ukrainians have been displaced during the war, a ministry organization is showing Ukrainian people they're not forgotten.
It's been almost a year since Russia invaded Ukraine. While thousands of people have fled their country and are now refugees, many families stay for multiple reasons.
After being tricked, deaf teen mom finds hope in Christ
A Deaf teenager named Kwahena was used to being ignored and isolated. But when she moved from her small village to South Sudan’s capital city, a handsome older man showed interest in her.
The fact that he, a hearing person, wanted to spend time with her, a deaf girl, quickly won Kwahena’s heart.
Women in the Bible: Relating to Mary this Christmas
Women in the Bible are often forgotten about, but Marina Hofman is bringing women front and centre in her new book, Women in the Bible: Small Group Bible Study.
Marina has a powerful story of God rescuing her life after a serious car crash and delivering her from anxiety. She says the women in the Bible helped her overcome the challenges she faced following that incident.
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Kids from Ukrainian orphanage enjoy their first year in the Southeast
In February of this year, Trish Braun returned to Canada with their second set of siblings from an orphanage in Ukraine. The family of seven, now becoming a family of 10.
This was Trish and Mike Braun’s second adoption from the orphanage. Their first time around, in 2019, resulted in adding three children, who were also siblings, to their family of four.
Santa and his elves cycle through Winnipeg spreading holiday joy
To help aid in the ever-growing poverty rate in Winnipeg, Ride with Santa strives to make the Christmas season more enjoyable for those struggling.
On December 23, at 2:00 p.m., the 11th annual Ride with Santa will take place, with the meeting point at True North Square (223 Carlton Street).
Three-year-old receives heart procedure and generous donation from strangers
Anaiah, a three-year-old from Grunthal, recently had to get a catheterization in Edmonton.
Her mom, Kianna Friesen, says Anaiah had an atrial septal defect, or in layman's terms, a hole in her heart.
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