In March the COVID-19 virus began to affect more and more Manitobans. But it also meant people stepped up in unique ways to show love to their neighbours and welcome others home. And the pandemic put prayer at the forefront of the fight.
All non-critical businesses to close as COVID-19 cases rise to 96
The Province announced mandatory closures and restrictions on all businesses deemed as non-critical as 24 additional cases of COVID-19 were announced in late March, bringing the total number of lab-confirmed positive and probable positive cases to 96 in Manitoba, at the time.
Praying through a pandemic: 10 specific prayers for responding to coronavirus anxiety
Lindsy Lowry is a missionary in Asia who works with Open Doors, a group committed to serving persecuted Christians. Her experiences have given her unique insights on how the Church can be in prayer during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Jeremy Camp admits he struggles watching 'I Still Believe'
While thankful to share his story of love and grief with the world, Christian singer Jeremy Camp is also enduring the pain of having to relive the hardest time in his life.
WATCH: Quarantined Brazilians sing 'Because He Lives' from balconies
While Brazil saw a surge of COVID-19 cases, one group of people loudly declared in unison, from the safety of their balconies, that Jesus still lives.
Ravi Zacharias announces cancer diagnosis
In March, apologist Ravi Zacharias announced his cancer diagnosis. He would die a few months later, in June. Then in August several women came forward alleging that Zacharias sexually assaulted them. RZIM recently announced an investigation has determined the allegations to be true.
New Private School Answer To Prayers For Local Founders
Prairie Crossroads School was announced in March, and opened in September. Founder Travis Penner explains they wanted to create a place that combined the educational curriculum with a Christian perspective.
'Park and pray': Church hosts drive-in prayer meeting
While everyone is used to drive-in church gatherings at the end of 2020, in March it was a novel idea. One church in Winnipeg gathered at the start of the pandemic to pray in the early morning hours.
Winnipeg taxi driver remembered for act of kindness
A Winnipeg taxi driver was remembered by a woman for his integrity and honesty. Balvir Toor was the victim of a homicide.
Local woman leading volunteer group to grocery shop for the vulnerable
As people rushed to grocery stores to stock up on supplies, one Winnipeg woman decided to help the City's vulnerable populations by doing their shopping for them. Maiya Westwood and a team of volunteers became personal shoppers for those who were concerned about leaving their homes.
WATCH: Homecoming parade for student stranded due to COVID-19
She spent weeks trapped in Central America due to COVID-19, and when she finally arrived home she couldn't even get a hug from her parents. Annika Scheelar was one of 42 people involved with Canadian Mennonite University's (CMU) Outtatown program that became stranded in Guatemala. Friends and family found a way to welcome her home in style.
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