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STEINBACH, MB—A few years ago, Carla Anne Coroy’s husband was gone all the time. He was travelling away from home on business, leaving the house before their four children were awake and getting home after the children were sleeping. Coroy…Read More→
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WINNIPEG, MB—A pastor-turned-businessman is helping in the fight against human trafficking with a new business venture. Gerhard Rattai launched Two and One Half Miles in May. The business sells products made by victims of human trafficking so that they can…Read More→
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Three years ago, Kevin Max re-discovered a poem he wrote in the mid-’90s about the fall of Lucifer. Inspired, he began writing a novel about the origin of angels titled Fiefdom of Angels. It wasn’t long before the award-winning musician,…Read More→
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MISSISSAUGA, ON—A film based on the real-life story of two orphans who make an impossible journey across Uganda to find a new home is at the heart of Journey to Jamaa, a new initiative from World Vision. The U.S. arm…Read More→
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CALGARY, AB—A ministry that has helped 10 million people in 58 countries become Christians during the past 10 years is coming to Canada and the United States next year. The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association of Canada (BGEAC) celebrated the arrival…Read More→
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VANCOUVER, BC—When the young people Dean Dahl works with through Skatelife find out the skateboarding ministry is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, they do a double-take. “Many of the kids we reach are significantly younger than 20 years, so…Read More→
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WINNIPEG, MB—Mennonite Church Manitoba is proposing changes to its camping ministry, Camps With Meaning, that would include closing one of its three summer camps. “This is a very difficult issue for Mennonite Church Manitoba (MCM),” says Ken Warkentin, executive director…Read More→
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WINNIPEG, MB—For champion blind golfer Victor Goetz, the parallels between the Christian faith and golf are obvious. In golf, just as in life, there are hazards. If you go into the hazards, you pay a price. But unlike golf, God…Read More→
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WINNIPEG, MB—When speaking about why he is a pastor, Assefa Aredo points to the Great Commission in the book of Matthew. “When we [look] around us, there are a lot of people with no hope,” Aredo says. “People need help….Read More→
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Bob Olynyk’s mechanic can hardly believe the truck Olynyk bought new in 1984 is still running, considering he has driven it more than one million miles in the past 28 years. While many of those miles were driven across Western…Read More→