This week's good news

Brooke Nicholls Welcomes Newest Family Member:

Canadian Christian worship leader and songwriter Brooke Nicholls and her husband, Steve, joyfully welcomed a baby girl on Monday, Nov. 6, 2023.

Grant Memorial Filled with Young Adults in Worship:

Grant Memorial Baptist Church hosted Bread We Break, a bi-monthly worship night, drawing over 900 young adults. The event encouraged worship and included a message urging attendees to be a light in the world.

City Hall Lights Up Christmas Tree:

Despite Christmas being over a month away, a special event at Winnipeg's city hall marked the beginning of the season. Mayor Scott Gillingham and dignitaries illuminated the 50 ft artificial Christmas tree.

The Color's A Colorful Christmas Tour:

Manitoba's own The Color, led by Jordan Janzen, prepares to celebrate Christmas with their fans through the A Colorful Christmas Tour. The tour includes dates in Winkler on Dec. 9 and Winnipeg on Dec. 10.

Christian University Explores AI and Christian Values:

A Winnipeg Christian university organized a panel discussion on the intersection of AI and Christian values. The Face2Face event, titled "This Event is Generated by Artificial Intelligence: Conversations with ChatGPT," delved into theological and societal implications of AI.

Senior Pet Adoption Month at Winnipeg Humane Society:

November is senior pet adoption month, and the Winnipeg Humane Society encourages giving older animals loving homes. Daphne from WHS provides information on adopting senior pets.

Winnipeg Photographer with Autism Gives Back:

Alexei Mohsen, a Winnipeg photographer living with autism, utilizes his skills to give back to the community. Through mini-photo sessions, he raises funds for various organizations, supporting causes such as Big Brothers/Big Sisters and the at-risk fund at Athlone Elementary School.