This week's good news

Karen Kingsbury's 'The Baxters' TV show highlights power of praying family

The Baxters TV show is now available on streaming platforms and is based on one of Christian novelist Karen Kingsbury's novel series.

Kingsbury's Redemption has been turned into a TV series called The Baxters which is available to view on Amazon Prime.

'Love God and carry Him in your heart': World's oldest man dies at 114

The oldest man alive recently passed away in Venezuela and is being remembered for his loyalty to family and faith.

Juan Vicente Pérez Mora passed away on April 2 in Táchira, Venezuela. His 115 birthday was just a few weeks away, having been born on May 27, 1909.

The Prodigal Son: ICYA Raffles off art by renowned artist Christian Worthington

For many us the phrase Life imitating Art is often used an expression used to deal with a particular situation that seems so bizarre…out of the ordinary or unfortunate that it can only be described or understood through that context or prism.

But what happens when the reverse is true. Instead of life imitating art you get a piece of art that imitates life? And that piece of art could be used to help deal with some of the unfortunate situations people, particularly youth find themselves in?

Pastor says Monday's eclipse a reminder not to look directly at the sun, but rather the Son in the heavens

Canadian Space Agency astronaut David Saint-Jacques calls Monday's solar eclipse 'a rare spectacle of nature' and for the Christian community, we include the eclipse as another way for our Creator to show his magnificence and mystery in the sky!

'The heavens declare the glory of God, the skies proclaim the works of His hands,' declares David in the Psalms.

Former member of We The Kingdom featured in new film

A former member of We The Kingdom has taken on a new role.

Last fall, Franni Rae Cash Cain announced she would be leaving the band to pursue other opportunities.

Whiteout Street Parties to return to downtown Winnipeg

The Winnipeg Whiteout Street Parties will return to Donald Street this spring to celebrate the Winnipeg Jets playoff run.

The Jets clinched a spot in the Stanley Cup playoffs after defeating the Calgary Flames 5-2 on April 4, 2024.

'It's a victory for inclusion': New York cafe employs people with Down Syndrome and Autism

A new cafe opened up in New York last month that is spreading joy while employing people with Down Syndrome and Autism.

Café Joyeux started in Paris, France in 2017 to help employ some of the most underemployed population. As of March of this year, the second Café Joyeux opened up in Manhattan.